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7 termsTest execution time
Test execution time is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsTest run failure rate
Test run failure rate is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsToil ratio
Toil ratio is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsTraffic shadowing
Traffic shadowing is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.
DORA and DevOpsTrunk stability
Trunk stability is a software delivery concept used to describe a specific event, interval, control, or operating condition in the path from source change to production behavior. A useful definition names the boundary, unit, and decision the measure supports.
DORA and DevOpsTrunk-based development
Trunk-based development is a version control practice where developers integrate small changes into a shared main branch frequently. Short-lived branches and feature flags can keep incomplete work safe while reducing long-lived merge divergence.
DORA and DevOpsTrunk-based release
Trunk-based release is a release engineering and DevOps concept for controlling how software changes are prepared, introduced, or understood.
DORA and DevOps