2.3 Maintenance Testing Flashcards
There are different categories of maintenance, it can be:
- “c…”,
- adaptive to changes in the “ “
- or improve p… ,
so maintenance can involve p… and un…
- corrective
- in the environment
- performance or maintainability
planned releases/deployments
unplanned releases/deployments (hot fixes).
Impact analysis may be done before a change is “m…”, to help decide if the change should be “ “, based on the potential consequences in other areas of the “s…“.
made
made
system
Testing the changes to an operational system includes both evaluating the success of the c… and the checking for possible “ “ in parts of the system that remain “u…” (usually most of the “ “).
change implementation
regressions
unchanged
system
The scope of maintenance testing typically depends on:
- the degree of the c…
- the size of the e…
- the size of the “c…”
- change risk
- existing system
- change
The triggers for maintenance and maintenance testing can be classified as follows:
- Modifications such as planned “e…“ (I.e. release-based), corrective “ “ or h…
- enhancements
changes
hot fixes
The triggers for maintenance and maintenance testing can be classified as follows:
- Upgrades or migrations of the o… , such as from one p… , which can require tests associated with the n… as well as of the c… , or tests of data conversion when data from a… is migrated into the s…
- operational environment
platform to another
new environment
changed software
another application
system being maintained.
The triggers for maintenance and maintenance testing can be classified as follows:
- Retirement, such as when an “ “ reaches the e…
When a system is retired, this can require t… if long data retention p…
Testing of restore and r… after archiving may also be n… that certain data is r…
- application
end of its life.
testing of data archiving
periods are required.
retrieval procedures
needed in the event
required during the archiving period.