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Execution environment:  
checklist:  
* (1) build new environment (version & package version were defined) using docker
# Build new environment (version & package version were defined) using docker
* (2) deploy the codes  
# Deploy and run the codes  
* (3) testing
# Testing
** Testing by small amount data, large amount data
#* Testing by small amount data, large amount data
** Expected or un-expected result
#* Expected or un-expected result
** Validate the data flow: (1) format of input data & output data e.g. data type of column, (2) rows count of data or file size<ref>[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5920333/how-to-check-size-of-a-file bash - How to check size of a file? - Stack Overflow]</ref>
#* Validate the data flow: (1) format of input data & output data e.g. data type of column, (2) rows count of data or file size<ref>[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5920333/how-to-check-size-of-a-file bash - How to check size of a file? - Stack Overflow]</ref>
*** If the input data came from previous step, you should check the format of data generated by previous step before executing the process.
#** If the input data came from previous step, you should check the format of data generated by previous step before executing the process.
# Progressive update


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Revision as of 14:40, 6 April 2018

使用者驗收測試(User Acceptance Test)

Goal -> functional features & non-functional features -> test plain


checklist:

  1. Build new environment (version & package version were defined) using docker
  2. Deploy and run the codes
  3. Testing
    • Testing by small amount data, large amount data
    • Expected or un-expected result
    • Validate the data flow: (1) format of input data & output data e.g. data type of column, (2) rows count of data or file size[1]
      • If the input data came from previous step, you should check the format of data generated by previous step before executing the process.
  4. Progressive update

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