The loss of trust throughout the entire stakeholder ecosystem, including customers, suppliers, and workers, is a major concern for many organizations. A lack of data trust can lead to poor decision-making, subpar customer experiences, regulatory fines for non-compliance, and more. In the competitive landscape of today, if a company aims to thrive, the elimination of unreliable data cannot be an afterthought.

This blog explores the usage of Google Test, an open-source C++ unit test framework. Learn how to build and integrate the framework, write test cases, and leverage its features for efficient testing.

In today’s world, monitoring is an essential part of DevOps, which is required for any cloud solution to run smoothly without interruption on automation designs where authentication is done using service principals. For applications running on Azure, Microsoft Identity Platform is commonly configured for this purpose.

The SSDLC provides a framework for developing secure software by incorporating security practices from the start of the project or SDLC. It involves identifying security issues earlier in the development life cycle, which can reduce the total cost of apps. The activities involved in each phase of the SSDLC include requirement gathering, design, implementation, testing, and deployment.

Several important Agile Scrum Metrics, including Sprint Burndown Reports, Team Velocity, Epic & Release Burndown, Escape Defects, and Actual vs Completed Story Points, help monitor project progress, identify, and resolve issues early, and enable the completion of project milestones within the defined time frame. By incorporating Agile Scrum and these metrics, companies can achieve continuous improvement and gain the trust of their customers.