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Welcome to another episode of the DevOps Toolchain podcast! In today's episode titled "Shift Left DevOps Testing," we will dive into shifting testing to the left and its significance in the DevOps and Agile methodologies. Our guest, Vishnu Nair, is a QA advocate with extensive experience designing and writing test cases across various technologies. Alongside him is Geetanjali, a seasoned technology lead with a wealth of experience in automation testing. Both guests have hands-on experience implementing DevOps and DevOps testing in a complex enterprise setting. Together, they will share real-world experiences and insights on implementing DevOps successfully and elevating your testing practices. Join us as we explore the different aspects of shift-left DevOps testing and learn how it can enhance your development process. Take advantage of this episode, which is packed with valuable insights and practical tips!
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Welcome to another episode of the DevOps Toolchain podcast! In today's episode titled "Shift Left DevOps Testing," we will dive into shifting testing to the left and its significance in the DevOps and Agile methodologies. Our guest, Vishnu Nair, is a QA advocate with extensive experience designing and writing test cases across various technologies. Alongside him is Geetanjali, a seasoned technology lead with a wealth of experience in automation testing. Both guests have hands-on experience implementing DevOps and DevOps testing in a complex enterprise setting. Together, they will share real-world experiences and insights on implementing DevOps successfully and elevating your testing practices. Join us as we explore the different aspects of shift-left DevOps testing and learn how it can enhance your development process. Take advantage of this episode, which is packed with valuable insights and practical tips!
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