Integration Testing
Integration testing is meant to authenticate that all the units or modules are working well together. It is a way to test the communication among various modules in small groups or either the entire system. The main aim of integration testing is to look after the needs of major items.
Generally, integration testing comes in different types. Here, all the modules and units are tested as a whole system. The testing takes place from either top-down or bottom-up where the top or low modules are integrated or tested individually. When they are tested in combination, it is known as sandwich testing.
The flaws to be found in integration testing are mostly related to inter-process communication or parameter and data inputs. There are times when two separate units are working fine individually, but fail to work sending important information to one another. But testing all the units together, it becomes easy to detect the main source of the issue.
At Maticore, we provide testing execution on-demand service for performing quality integration testing. Our team can provide you with the much-needed expertise to fix the defects found in your module communication.
Our Process of Integration Testing
- First, we start with reviewing the functional requirements and design documents.
- Doing a review of the unit testing plan and results.
- Executing a module testing using apt methods of Integration testing services.
Major Advantages of Integration Testing
- With integration testing, it becomes easier to find the problems in the development phase itself.
- It is helpful in delivering quality code into the system integration test environment.
- Integration testing is an economical option as it detects issues earlier when they are easy to fix.