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With these set of challenges, testing activities today consume more than 40% of DSP’s time and efforts in bringing new services online. In such a complex scenario getting multiple VNFs up and running can be complex, costly, and time-consuming, thereby defeating the overall purpose of network virtualization. To overcome these challenges DSPs need to radically change the existing testing methods and processes and shift to a new testing model.
This Insight focuses on key elements that can help DSPs in creating an effective and portable VNF testing framework with end-to-end automation.
Topics covered:
- Portable and target-independent test automation platform
- Building adapters with zero-coding complexity for testers
- Automated CI/CT/CD pipeline
- Test monitoring tool to gather key insights for end-to-end testing
Benefits include rapid test development and maintenance, faster product launch, improved product quality, and differentiated product delivery.
Authors:
- Pratik Ravindra Tidke
- Sumit Thakur
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