DevOps Enhancing IoT Testing

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Open source tools and technologies have become a significant part of IoT testing. This because they fuel the quick testing and integration of IoT platforms with various vendors. It is important to note that open source adoption is at the heart of DevOps provided that the majority of DevOps technologies and tools in the market are open source. This decreases the total cost of testing infrastructure and ownership.

DevOps’s Open Source Ecosystem Assisting in IoT Testing

Software developer in test (SDET), risk-based testing and shift left testing are few of the most sought-after IoT testing strategies. However, DevOps is one of the most effective strategies when you want to generate outstanding test efficiency metrics and coverage along with tangible cost saving due to its support of open source technologies and tools. Other than this, intelligent automation and DevOps is being used by companies to manage IoT at scale and attain quick innovation. DevOps also talks regarding the requirement of infrastructure automation, network, testing, deployment, covering build and IoT test automation.

DevOps can be used to test several IoT application endpoints and product pipelines of an IoT platform. Although testing a device-to-cloud use case, the separate functionality of every component in the IoT platform, ...


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