Table of Contents
Creating Projects #
Project creation establishes the foundation for your testing infrastructure.
Project Initialization and Setup #
When creating a new project:
- Define Project Identity
- Unique project name
- Project description and purpose
- Project owner assignment
- Organization or team association
- Initial Configuration
- Select default testing framework
- Choose initial environment (dev, staging, production)
- Set project visibility (private/team/organization)
Setting Project Parameters and Scope #
Define the boundaries and characteristics of your project:
- Scope Definition
- Application or service being tested
- Testing objectives and goals
- Covered features and functionalities
- Out-of-scope items
- Technical Parameters
- Supported API versions
- Base URLs and endpoints
- Authentication methods
- Rate limiting requirements
Configuring Project-Level Settings #
Establish global settings that apply to all tests within the project:
- Test Execution Settings
- Default timeout values
- Retry policies
- Parallel execution limits
- Test data management approach
- Notification Settings
- Alert recipients
- Notification channels (email, Slack, webhooks)
- Threshold configurations
- Escalation policies
Team Assignment and Permissions #
Control who can access and modify the project:
- Role-Based Access Control
- Project Admin: Full control over project settings
- Project Editor: Can create and modify tests
- Project Viewer: Read-only access
- Custom roles with granular permissions
- Team Member Management
- Add team members individually or in groups
- Assign roles and permissions
- Set up approval workflows
- Configure collaboration settings
