IDENTIFYING A CONFIGURATION ELEMENT VALUE AS A POTENTIAL CAUSE OF A TESTING OPERATION FAILURE

摘要

Examples disclosed herein relate to identifying a configuration element value as a potential cause of a testing operation failure. Examples include causing a testing operation to be performed approximately in parallel on each of a plurality of instances of an application executed in respective testing environments, acquiring configuration element values from each of the testing environments, and identifying at least one of the configuration element values as a potential cause of a testing operation failure.

主权项

1. A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium comprising instructions executable by a processing resource to:
cause a testing operation to be performed approximately in parallel on each of a plurality of instances of an application, each instance executed in a respective one of a plurality of testing environments having different configurations from one another; acquire, from each of the testing environments, configuration element values for the testing environment, the values defining the configuration of the testing environment; determine that the testing operation failed at a given one of the testing environments; and in response to the determination, identify at least one of the configuration element values for the given testing environment as a potential cause of the testing operation failure based on differences between the configuration element values for the different testing environments.