describe the testing plan

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A testing plan is a document that outlines the process and strategies for testing a specific software application or system. It includes various aspects such as test objectives, scope, approach, resources required, schedule, risks, and deliverables. The primary goal of a testing plan is to ensure that the software meets its requirements, functions correctly, and delivers value to users while minimizing defects and reducing the risk of failure in production environments. Must be well-defined.

Actions:

• [x] #20
• [x] integration /tests
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Docs: https://medium.com/@alexeusgr/devex-testing-plan-cb81d193dba8 https://medium.com/p/d89010c420c7/edit

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Migrating a cloud service from Python to Rust is a complex task that requires careful planning and testing. Some of the things that you should test for are:

• Functionality: You should ensure that the new Rust-based service has the same functionality as the original Python-based service. This means that it can handle the same input and output formats, perform the same operations, and meet the same requirements. You can use unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests to verify the functionality of your service.
• Performance: You should measure and compare the performance of the new Rust-based service with the original Python-based service. This includes metrics such as response time, throughput, latency, memory usage, CPU usage, and scalability. You can use benchmarking tools, load testing tools, and profiling tools to evaluate the performance of your service.
• Stability: You should ensure that the new Rust-based service can handle increased input sizes and concurrent requests without compromising stability. This means that it can handle errors, exceptions, and failures gracefully, and recover from them quickly. You can use fault injection tools, chaos engineering tools, and monitoring tools to test the stability of your service.

If you need some guidance on how to migrate your cloud service from Python to Rust, you can check out this article¹ that provides an overview of the migration process, best practices, and tips. You can also look at this GitHub repository² that contains a Python to Rust transpiler that can help you with the initial conversion of your code. However, you should note that these are not comprehensive solutions, and you will still need to refactor, optimize, and test your code manually.

Source: Conversation with Bing, 31/12/2023 (1) Go migration guide: Node.js, Python, and Rust - LogRocket Blog. https://blog.logrocket.com/go-migration-guide-node-js-python-rust/. (2) Optimizing Python Service on AE Cloud using Rust - Medium. https://medium.com/@alexeusgr/optimizing-python-service-on-ae-cloud-using-rust-b189ced94309. (3) GitHub - konchunas/pyrs: Python to Rust transpiler. https://github.com/konchunas/pyrs.