Recently, as part of an automated test, we needed to SSH into a server, toggle a service and then check the response on a web application. We used the Python…
Qxf2 blog Posts
We are going to be selecting 3 QA interns to work with our engineering team. Read this post carefully to learn how you can apply for the internship. I. Internship…
In this post, we will learn to setup Continuous Integration using Jenkins and Bitbucket. As soon as a commit happens on Bitbucket, it should trigger a Jenkins Job. To do…
We recently discovered the concept of Natural Language Generation. It felt like a nice challenge for testing. We researched around and found that there were not many guides on how…
We used to think writing (near) real-time applications that process multiple data streams was for the high IQ crowd and well-funded teams. This belief was probably strengthened by the fact…
Hey, Testers. It’s new year!!! and State of Testing Survey 2018 has gone live. Please consider participating in the survey and start the year by contributing to the testing community.…
This post will show you how to use Python to parse Google Calendar events. Google’s API documentation is good but we haven’t found a realistic example anywhere. So we are…
This is the second part in a series of posts about on getting started with Kubernetes. In my previous post, I covered how to setup single node of Kubernetes Cluster…
Recently, I started my first experiments with Kubernetes, Google’s open-source orchestration platform for Linux Containers. As containers have become more important to businesses, it has become necessary to create a…
This post will give you an overview of how we think about team structure and job roles at Qxf2. We are fairly certain that current structure of testing teams is…