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Appsurify Review: Risk Based Test Automation Software
- Software Development
- Test Automation
- Software development teams
- DevOps teams
- QA managers
- Digital leaders in software delivery
Pricing
A 60-day free trial is available. Pricing is offered on monthly or annual terms; buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
At a glance
- Best for
- Software development teams, DevOps teams, QA managers, Digital leaders in software delivery
- Key use cases
- Reducing CI Build Times, Managing Flaky Automation, Supporting Manual Test Prioritization, Lowering Cloud Testing Costs
- Integrations
- Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, GitHub, BitBucket
- Official website
- Visit appsurify official website
How AI is used
Appsurify is a risk-based testing platform designed to optimize the software testing process. Instead of running a full test suite for every change, the tool uses AI to identify tests relevant to the modified code, which may reduce the number of tests executed and shorten build times.
The software is designed for development teams that rely on automated testing. It supports various test types, including UI, regression, end-to-end, integration, and unit tests, and can be deployed as SaaS or on-premise.
Beyond test selection, the platform includes features to manage flaky tests and provide risk alerts for commits likely to contain defects. This is intended to help teams identify bugs earlier in the development cycle.
Buyers should confirm if their current test framework can generate JUnit, XUnit, or XML output, as this is a requirement for the tool to function. Teams should also consider whether they have a substantial enough test suite to justify the use of a test selection tool.
Key Features
AI-Powered Risk Based Test Selection
Identifies and executes a subset of tests impacted by recent developer code changes.
Flaky Test Quarantine
Uses machine learning to separate flaky test failures from real code defects to prevent unstable tests from breaking builds.
Risk Alerts
Notifies teams of commits predicted to contain defects or changes to sensitive files.
Risk Map
Visualizes modified code areas and predicts where defects may have been introduced for manual and automated testing.
CI Pipeline Optimization
Designed to reduce the number of tests processed through parallel threads and cloud infrastructure.
Use Cases
Reducing CI Build Times
Executing tests relevant to a commit to help avoid pipeline clogging and queue buildup.
Managing Flaky Automation
Filtering out unreliable UI tests so developers receive a clear pass/fail signal based on real defects.
Supporting Manual Test Prioritization
Using risk profiles to identify high-risk code areas that may require focused manual testing.
Lowering Cloud Testing Costs
Reducing the volume of tests sent to cloud platforms such as BrowserStack or SauceLabs.
Integrations
- Jenkins
- CircleCI
- Azure DevOps
- GitHub
- BitBucket
- TeamCity
- Travis CI
- Codeship
- Jira
FAQ
Does Appsurify create automated tests?
- No, Appsurify is not a test framework. It is an optimization tool that selects relevant tests from your existing suite to run based on code changes.
Which CI/CD tools are compatible with Appsurify?
- It works with most CI/CD tools that allow the addition of an executable script, such as Jenkins, CircleCI, and Azure DevOps.
How does Appsurify handle flaky tests?
- The tool uses machine learning to identify failures caused by flaky tests and can be configured to quarantine them so they do not break the build.
Is there a free trial available?
- Yes, Appsurify offers a 60-day free trial to help teams determine potential time and cost savings.
Source category: Software Development
Source subcategory: Test Automation
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