Stability Testing in Software Testing

What Is Stability Testing?

We use many software in our day-to-day life, whether it is a website or a phone application.

IT companies working to develop such software need to make sure that all this software is secure.

After developing software, it is mandatory to test software or applications under different environmental parameters.

Stability testing is a process to make sure developed software will function up to date over time without any failure.

It is a part of a non-functional testing technique. This testing is used to check the efficiency of developed software or systems beyond normal operation capacity, which is known as the “Break Point”.

It is useful in error handling, Software reliability, robustness, and scalability of a product, particularly when testing with loaded scenarios rather than normal circumstances.

Stability testing has significant benefits in resolving stability problems. This type is used to make sure that the application/software won’t crash at any point at any time.

The objective of Stability Testing :  

1. To make sure the system is stable enough.
2. To make sure the system is working fine in tricky situations
3. To make sure the system is working consistently fine under pressure.

Conclusion:  

There are many types of software testing. All such testing type have their significance, merits, and merits. So, to make sure the software is working without any failure in a heavily loaded situation, Stability Testing is used.