Monthly Archives: April 2023
RBAC, or role-based access control, enables several meaningful benefits, from enhanced security to simpler account management. This is an approachable access control model for large and small organizations looking to optimize and improve role management. What is RBAC, and how does it work? RBAC is generally composed of three key components: roles, permissions, and users. […]
Selenium is widely recognized as one of the top-performing web automation tools. However, its potential extends beyond testing, with numerous use cases leveraging its capabilities. One such application involves automating the process of completing a form within a browser. In this Selenium JavaScript tutorial, we will cover how to use Date Picker in Selenium using […]
On April 28th, 2023, Semaphore experienced an incident that impacted its cloud CI/CD services. The incident started at 22:23 UTC and lasted until 01:43 UTC, during which time the triggering of the jobs on Semaphore was severely delayed, leading to a partial loss of service for many users. Our on-call SRE team was alerted by […]
After launching LT Debug in 2022, we got an overwhelming response from developers and testers across the globe. Achieving 1000+ active users per the Chrome Webstore in such a short time was indeed a milestone for us. But we at LambdaTest believe in striving for continuous betterment. So with valuable developer feedback and some brainstorming […]
Mezmo this week added a free trial and a community plan for the Mezmo Telemetry Pipeline service to make it simpler for DevOps teams to store and manage the large amounts of telemetry data they are collecting. Mezmo CEO Tucker Callaway said as more DevOps teams embrace observability to minimize disruptions to application environments, they […]
In software development, one of the primary goals is to write clean, maintainable and extensible code. To achieve this, developers often strive to design systems that are loosely coupled and separate concerns into smaller, more manageable components. Loose coupling refers to the practice of designing components that are not tightly dependent on one another, allowing […]
As software programs grow in complexity, so does the possibility of bugs that disrupt the program’s operations. Manually testing applications is not feasible or reliable and can lead to unreliable software that is prone to crashes or unexpected behavior. Unit testing is a software testing method that involves testing individual units or components of a […]
You need Docker images to build and ship Docker containers. An image is the base of your container. Thus, keeping images slim and light speeds up the build and deployment of containers. Optimizing Docker images should be practiced in your containerization workflow. Your Docker image size matters for reasons such as: Faster deployments time to […]
We often access a website on our browser, which works fine. But when you try to access the same while automating it using Selenium WebDriver, the website is not loaded, and the browser shows a security error like “The connection is not secure” or “This connection is Untrusted.” The reason for this is the missing […]
Cycode has added a module to its platform for mapping metadata and events using graph technology that makes it simpler for application development and cybersecurity to consolidate alerts generated by their DevSevOps tools. Lotem Guy, vice president of product for Cycode, said the Cycode Application Security Orchestration and Correlation (ASOC) module will automatically discover all […]