Project overview
ElasTest, an elastic platform for testing complex distributed large software systems, started its mission on January 1, 2017 and concluded on December 31, 2019. With the collaboration of countries including Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Ireland, France, and Germany, ElasTest aimed to streamline and enhance software testing processes for large-scale systems.
Project focus
ElasTest sought to revolutionize software testing by simplifying complexities. By adopting the “divide-and-conquer” principle, typically used in software architecture, the project aimed to develop a user-friendly test orchestration theory and toolbox. The goal was to enable the creation of sophisticated test suites from basic testing units, using flexible Free Open Source Software. Ultimately, ElasTest aimed to cultivate a vibrant community of users and contributors, establishing itself as the go-to platform for large software systems testing.
Relational’s role
We played a crucial role in ensuring the seamless integration of different platform components. Capitalizing their expertise on managing large data volumes, we focused on extracting valuable insights from log data through advanced processing and analytics. They led the development of intuitive front-end dashboards and analytics tools to analyze outcomes effectively. Additionally, we spearheaded the creation of a Big Data analytics service, enhancing the project’s value proposition.
Outcome and added value
The conclusion of ElasTest marked a new chapter for us, focusing on profit and customer satisfaction. With an emphasis on product sales and further development, we capitalize on the project’s outcomes and plan to market new products directly to customers, ensuring maximum impact and profitability.
