PSR Testing | Glossary

Definition:

PSR testing is Performance, Stability, Reliability with Scalability i.e How fast? How long? How often and How much? As long as the awareness is there and the organization is seriously asking those questions with everything they develop then PSR is successfully integrated into a team.

PSR capability is two phased scalability testing approach to identify bottlenecks and then identifying baseline, comprehensive test reports and root cause analysis, tuning of code and other application parameters, capacity planning based on the test results. Detailed reporting based on impact analysis.

Further Reading:

Book: AGILE TESTING A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams by Lisa Crispin

Conditions of Satisfaction | Glossary

Definition:

For whole release as well as feature or story there are conditions of satisfaction which helps to define the story acceptance. Development team can’t successfully deliver the business wants unless conditions of satisfaction for a story are agreed up front.

The Customer team should “speak with one voice”, if team is getting different requirement from different stakeholders, team needs to push back  and put off the story until there is a firm list of business satisfaction conditions. The best way go understand customer’s requirements is to talk with the customer face to face. These conditions are based on key assumptions and decisions made by customer for a story coming with a high-level acceptance criteria for each story.

Discussing conditions of satisfaction helps identify risk and increases the team’s confidence in writing and correctly estimating all of the task that are needed to complete the story

Further Reading:

Book: AGILE TESTING A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams
Book: Effective Software Project Management by Robert K. Wysocki