The future of business is always in flux. So much so that a few budding startups are now offering an interesting solution: Codeless Automated Testing.

DevOps and true “shift left” testing environments demand structure and flexibility throughout operations that can only be achieved through standardization and automation.

Clearly, continuous testing through automation is key to supporting DevOps' continuous development.

When organizations embrace continuous test automation, security scanning and compliance, teams can achieve both speed and security in cloud environments.

Once matured, devops teams use the automation to drive process change and strive to do smaller, more frequent deployments that deliver new functionality to users and improve quality.

Deployment automation may be the key to solving DevOps failure, increasing trust, collaboration and visibility around deployments and making teams happier.

With Agile and DevOps adoption on the rise, more companies are looking to boost their automated testing portfolios.

For all its benefits, automation is not something that can just be implemented blindly across the layers of the DevOps stack. If those functions aren’t working together, the automation in each ...