CTAL-TAE · Question #25
Your company is new to test automation and as TAE, you have designed a TAS which successfully supports the SUT for the current project. There are other systems currently in operation which have been…
The correct answer is B. Install the current TAS into a central repository so that other tests on different SUTs use the same. Installing the current TAS into a central repository allows reusability and consistency across different SUTs. This approach supports standardization, simplifies maintenance, and ensures that future automation efforts build on a proven, unified foundation, aligning with the…
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Your company is new to test automation and as TAE, you have designed a TAS which successfully supports the SUT for the current project. There are other systems currently in operation which have been tested manually and more systems are planned over the coming years. Based on this success, your company requires test automation be rolled out to other current and future SUTs with consistency being a key objective. Which of the following is the BEST way to achieve that?
Options
- ADesign a new TAS for each SUT, and manage each one through a dedicated automation support
- BInstall the current TAS into a central repository so that other tests on different SUTs use the same
- CCheck for correct connectivity to internal and external systems to ensure that the TAS has been
- DDevelop a tool that keeps track of automation failures across the different SUTs and produces
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A6% (1)
- B78% (14)
- C11% (2)
- D6% (1)
Explanation
Installing the current TAS into a central repository allows reusability and consistency across different SUTs. This approach supports standardization, simplifies maintenance, and ensures that future automation efforts build on a proven, unified foundation, aligning with the objective of consistent automation across systems.
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