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Planning
Preparing the test environment
We create a test environment that is as close to the real one as possible: we configure servers, databases, network settings, and other components that ensure the correct operation of the application.
Conducting tests
We run a minimal set of tests to verify that the application runs smoothly, key functions work correctly, the interface loads, and the main processes run without errors.
Analysis of results and maintenance
We evaluate the success of passing the tests. If no critical errors are identified, the product is transferred for more detailed testing. In case of problems, we compile a report and send the information to the developers for prompt elimination.
Smoke testing is a quick basic check of an application after making changes to make sure that key functions are up and running without critical failures. The goal is to identify serious errors at an early stage in a timely manner and check whether the product is ready for deeper testing.
Smoke testing is performed after the build or update to make sure that the application is running stably and the main processes are working correctly. This helps to avoid a situation where bugs block further verification or release of a release.
Let's say the authorization module has been updated in the web application. Smoke testing includes a quick check of the application launch, login, loading of the main pages and basic operations. If these checks are passed successfully, the product is submitted for full-fledged functional or regression testing.
The smoke test is the product's first line of defense: it saves the team time and prevents major disruptions in the late stages of release.
Smoke testing checks whether the application is running and whether its key functions are working after the build or update. For example, after the release of a new version, the functionality of authorization, loading of the main pages and critical modules is quickly evaluated.
Not necessarily, but automation allows you to run such checks faster and immediately after assembly. Manual checks are convenient for small projects or when scenarios change frequently.
Based on a minimal set of basic scenarios that determine the application's readiness for further testing. These can be startup tests, login tests, opening key pages, or performing basic operations.
After each build or release, to make sure that the application is basically ready for deeper checks. In the case of autotests, they can be run on every commit or scheduled in CI/CD.
Functional testing answers the question "What does the system do?" — checks the implementation of requirements. Smoke testing — "Is it possible to test further now?" — it checks only the basic functionality.
