The Effects of Mobile and Server-Side Automated Testing on DevOps Performance Efficiency

This study examines the comparative influence of mobile software automated testing and server-side automated testing on enterprise DevOps performance efficiency. Through qualitative analysis of multiple case studies across technology organizations, we identify key performance indicators affected by both testing approaches. Moreover, Findings suggest that while server-side automated testing provides more immediate efficiency gains through standardized environments, mobile automated testing delivers greater long-term value through reduced regression cycles and improved platform compatibility detection. The research highlights the need for balanced investment across both testing domains to maximize overall development efficiency and product quality. We propose a theoretical framework for organizations to assess their testing maturity and optimize resource allocation based on project characteristics and organizational goals.

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Journal of Computer Science and Digital Technology
Published
2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.71204/c3f9r559
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1
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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The Effects of Mobile and Server-Side Automated Testing on DevOps Performance Efficiency

Jun Cui
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Journal of Computer Science and Digital Technology
Software System Performance and Reliability
1.49
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The Effects of Mobile and Server-Side Automated Testing on DevOps Performance Efficiency

Jun Cui
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Abstract

This study examines the comparative influence of mobile software automated testing and server-side automated testing on enterprise DevOps performance efficiency. Through qualitative analysis of multiple case studies across technology organizations, we identify key performance indicators affected by both testing approaches. Moreover, Findings suggest that while server-side automated testing provides more immediate efficiency gains through standardized environments, mobile automated testing delivers greater long-term value through reduced regression cycles and improved platform compatibility detection. The research highlights the need for balanced investment across both testing domains to maximize overall development efficiency and product quality. We propose a theoretical framework for organizations to assess their testing maturity and optimize resource allocation based on project characteristics and organizational goals.

Journal of Computer Science and Digital TechnologyVol. 1(1)
Woosong University (KR)
Woosong University
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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