14 Questions
What is the purpose of holding retrospectives at the end of a project or an iteration?
To recognize and retain successful aspects
Who participates in retrospectives according to the given text?
Testers, developers, architects, product owners, and business analysts
Why are retrospectives considered critical for the successful implementation of continuous improvement?
To recognize and record successful and unsuccessful aspects
What is the role of stakeholders in the shift-left approach mentioned in the text?
To ensure that recommended improvements are followed up
What is one of the potential consequences of little stakeholder involvement during the SDLC?
Costly rework and missed deadlines
How does frequent stakeholder feedback help the development team?
It improves their understanding of what they are building
What does the ISO/IEC 20246 standard provide for in relation to review processes?
A generic and flexible framework
What does the text suggest about the size of many work products in relation to the review process?
They are too large to be covered by a single review
What is the main purpose of continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) in DevOps?
To promote team autonomy and fast feedback
How does CI promote a shift-left approach in testing?
By encouraging developers to submit high-quality code accompanied by component tests and static analysis
What is one of the risks or challenges associated with DevOps test automation?
The requirement for additional resources and the difficulty in establishing and maintaining it
What is a key benefit of automation through a delivery pipeline in DevOps?
Minimization of the need for repetitive manual testing
What does DevOps emphasize regarding non-functional quality characteristics?
Increase in the view on non-functional quality characteristics such as performance and reliability
What is one of the risks or challenges associated with DevOps from a testing perspective?
The continued need for manual testing, especially from the user's perspective
Learn about the shift-left approach in software development and the importance of stakeholders' buy-in. Explore the concept of retrospectives, also known as post-project meetings, and how they are organized in different SDLC models.
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