Testaustaso

Testaustaso is a term that appears in discussions related to software development and quality assurance, particularly within certain organizational or team contexts. It generally refers to a specific level or stage in the testing process where a particular build or version of software is subjected to a set of predefined tests. This level might be chosen based on the stage of development, the criticality of the features being tested, or the specific goals of the testing effort at that point in time.

Different testaus tasos can signify different scopes and intensities of testing. For instance, an early testaus taso might focus on core functionality and integration testing, performed by developers or a dedicated internal QA team. Later testaus tasos could involve more comprehensive system testing, user acceptance testing (UAT), or performance testing, potentially involving a wider range of stakeholders or external testers. The designation of a "testaus taso" can help teams manage their testing resources effectively, prioritize testing activities, and communicate the current state of software quality to relevant parties. It’s a way to systematically categorize and track progress through the various phases of software validation.