Product-independent automation framework
summary
A fully automated, keyword-driven framework for Electronic Control Units claims to run cloud-backed system tests end-to-end, integrating existing tooling and dedicated hardware and targeting Front Video Camera ADAS work. It manages 10,078 test cases across ~103 software/hardware customer variants, exposes a web front end called Rapid Automation Tool (RAT), uses Jenkins + DOORS interfaces, and currently holds about 178 keywords. Implementation is modular, scalable, and reports higher tester uptake and automated execution and result collection.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:42Background information Introduction
- 2:27Automated tests - definition process
- 3:14Aims and objectives of the proposed framework
- 5:49Architecture
- 8:14Rapid Automation Tool, in details Goals
- 8:48Test Automation Status Concept
- 10:30Rapid Automation Tool, in details Traceability - Linkage to the Configuration management HUSTEF
- 11:02Rapid Automation Tool, in details Linkage to the test management system
- 12:29Organize and re-execute tests
- 13:30Rapid Automation Tool, in details What did we gain with its implementation
- 14:38Summary
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