Analysis of tools for automated software testing

Abstract

Software quality testing (software) is a time-consuming and responsible stage for its development. This leads to a practical interest in automating basic testing procedures. As practice shows, the use of various software testing tools greatly facilitates this process. However, it is fundamentally important to use a particular tool, taking into account the specifics of each particular case. This circumstance is due to the large volumes of information being tested and the complexity of the operational documentation. The paper provides an overview and analysis of the capabilities of existing tools for automated software testing, with a description of the relevant technologies, purpose and scope. Examples of test preparation using Selenium, SerenityBDD and JMeter are given.