7 research outputs found
Overview of Fake News: For Public Organizations
The world of media is ever-changing and continues to hold a significant role in today’s society. With significance, comes considerable impact and ultimately, mixed displays of trust. For decades, the media has been a facilitator and source of sharing information among the public. It has evolved into various forms from print media to television, movies, radio, and Internet. With an extensive presence, the media plays a predominant part in the creation and shaping of public opinions/views as well as providing a fundamental link between the government and the people. The responsibility to disseminate information whether good, bad, truthful, or dishonest carries much affect and in return, allows the recipient to hold certain entities accountable
End-to-End Test Coverage Metrics in Microservice Systems: An Automated Approach
Microservice architecture gains momentum by fueling systems with cloud-native
benefits, scalability, and decentralized evolution. However, new challenges
emerge for end-to-end (E2E) testing. Testers who see the decentralized system
through the user interface might assume their tests are comprehensive, covering
all middleware endpoints scattered across microservices. However, they do not
have instruments to verify such assumptions. This paper introduces test
coverage metrics for evaluating the extent of E2E test suite coverage for
microservice endpoints. Next, it presents an automated approach to compute
these metrics to provide feedback on the completeness of E2E test suites.
Furthermore, a visual perspective is provided to highlight test coverage across
the system's microservices to guide on gaps in test suites. We implement a
proof-of-concept tool and perform a case study on a well-established system
benchmark showing it can generate conclusive feedback on test suite coverage
over system endpoints.Comment: This paper is accepted for publication at ESOCC 202