Description: Application Recovery Testing is a set of procedures designed to ensure that an application can recover from unexpected failures or interruptions. These tests are fundamental in software development as they guarantee service continuity and data integrity. In an environment where applications are critical for daily operations, recovery capability becomes an essential aspect. Recovery tests evaluate how an application responds to different types of failures, such as system crashes, loss of network connection, or hardware failures. Through controlled simulations, development teams can identify vulnerabilities and improve the application’s resilience. The main features of these tests include assessing the ability to restore data, the speed at which the application can be restarted, and the effectiveness of backup mechanisms. In an increasingly digital world, where interruptions can have significant consequences, Application Recovery Testing has become a critical component of the software development lifecycle, ensuring that applications not only function correctly but can also recover efficiently from any eventuality.
