Test Management and Automation

The need for test management arises due to the following reasons:

• A test management framework that is flexible enough to test all your elements and lets you perform
  • Load, Functional, Feature tests
  • Collect reports (Pass, Fail)
• A test management framework that can integrate with existing test solutions you may have
• A test management framework that has a powerful driver interface that lets you run your existing tools/scripts via CLI

HSC has developed a powerful and versatile test management and execution framework called Test Management and Automation Framework (TEMAF). It can be easily extended owing to its extensible and pluggable architecture.

Key features of TEMAF include:

• Provides integrated Test Management and Test Execution capabilities
• Straightforward integration with existing script based test drivers and test engines
• Provides web-based interface to testers thereby supports simultaneous logged testers from different locations over IP
• Provides HTML-based test reporting
• Ability to fully customize the framework
• Out of the box supports plugins for Requirement Tracking, Bugzilla integration, import/export of test cases, Resource Management etc
• Extend framework by developing new plug-ins in your choice of language
• Cross platform support Linux, Windows & Mac for target machines

Case Studies:

• Automation testing of DSL test bed of American Test Equipment Maker. The project involved
  • Customization of HSC’s Test Management and Automation Framework for customer test bed
  • Creating adaptors for existing DUTs using SCPI
  • API based test scripting
    • API  name and signature as decided by testers
    • Turnaround of API development in few hours
    • Overnight and weekly automated tests
• To perform regression testing of cellular Base Station using real mobiles. The project involved
  • Development of automated framework
  • Development of custom adaptor for BSC
  • Test suites for Fault and Monitoring
• Automation testing of OTT client application. The project involved:
  • Development of network simulator using open source components
  • Customize HSC TEMAF for a customer test bed
  • Automating test scenarios using customer-supplied libraries

For more details on HSC’s experience in testing in different domains, click here