2023-01-14T17:26:00Z

What are the commonly leveraged practices or tools for managing regression or performance test cases/scripts?

Hello peers, 

I am a DevOps practitioner at a large tech company.

I am currently researching Test Management tools. What are the commonly leveraged practices or tools for managing regression or performance test cases/scripts? 

There are tools available like IBM Rational TestManager, Azure Test Plans, and many more. What are the commonly used ones?

Thank you for your help.

Raminder Rathore - PeerSpot reviewer
DevOps Practitioner at HCL Technologies
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RL
Business Consultant at MFGS, Inc.
User
2023-07-05T13:32:10Z
Jul 5, 2023

Many IT shops globally use OpenText - ALM Octane solution, (formerly owned by Micro Focus). Octane is a feature-rich enterprise-level ALM (test management) solution, that supports both waterfall and Agile methodologies. Octane has many integrations with other solutions commonly used in the SDLC. Reach out to your local OpenText organization, for more details, a demo, and a free trial. Best regards, Robert  

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Kevin Copple - PeerSpot reviewer
Sr. Quality Assurance Project Manager at iLAB LLC.
Reseller
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2023-02-21T20:04:02Z
Feb 21, 2023

My recommendations would be different based on if you are using Automation and what tool sets you are using for automation. 

-If you are not using Automation, I would recommend Azure with Test Manager Suite or I would recommend Jira with Xray. They are reasonably priced options and give you the flexibility to create, execute, and manage your tests.  

-If you are using Automation and want to provide more info on what tools you are using to automate, I will be happy to provide more info.

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