Kerfisprófunar

Kerfisprófunar refers to the process of evaluating a complete and integrated software system to verify that it meets specified requirements. This stage of testing follows unit testing and integration testing, where individual components and their interactions have already been validated. The primary goal of kerfisprófunar is to assess the system's compliance with functional and non-functional requirements from an end-user perspective.

During kerfisprófunar, testers focus on the overall behavior of the system. This includes verifying that all integrated components work together as expected, that the system performs its intended functions correctly, and that it meets performance, security, usability, and reliability criteria. Various testing techniques can be employed, such as functional testing, performance testing, security testing, and usability testing, all within the context of the fully assembled system.

The outcomes of kerfisprófunar are critical for determining the readiness of the software for release. Defects identified at this stage can be more complex and costly to fix, as they may involve interactions between multiple parts of the system. Therefore, thorough and systematic kerfisprófunar is essential for ensuring the quality and stability of the final product before it is deployed to end-users.