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Wondering about the significance of the Bug Life cycle? Check out our infographic to learn all about the bug life cycle, its stages, and Template.

Bug/Defect Triage is a part of the Software Testing Life Cycle that is slowly gaining momentum during Quality Assurance, as it enables the developers to analyze errors and find their appropriate solutions. For a further understanding of Defect Triage, read our article.

A software defect is classified into two categories by software testers, which helps them define and describe the bug/defect from different point of views. These two categories, Bug Severity & Bug Priority, are metric tools associated with the bugs and are used to determine the gravity of the defect as well as to identify the defect that needs to be tested before others

Test execution is among the most important stages of Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) and is initiated once test cases are developed completely. It is in this stage that the team executes the developed test cases to identify discrepancies, bugs, and defects in the product.

Alpha & Beta Testing are two important User Acceptance Testing types, performed during different intervals of the software testing life cycle. The former is an on-site test performed to identify the remaining bugs and glitches at the developer's site, while the latter is an external test that takes place at the client site. So, follow our discussion, to further understand the difference between alpha and beta testing.

A metric used by testers to identify the efficiency of the quality assurance (QA) testing, Defect Leakage is performed once the software product is delivered, at the user end. Measured in percentage, with the assistance of this metric, testers can prevent defect leakage. Want to read more defect leakage? Follow the link and get all the necessary information.

Also known as Flood Testing, Volume Testing belongs to a group of non-functional tests (volume, load, and stress) that are performed to analyze the system performance by increasing the volume of data. This volume can be in general terms, the size of the database or it could be the size of a file interface that is being tested in volume.