In the beginning, with normal daily life, I was wondering during my shift duty at work about escalating the defect issue to the required department to fix the system issue to avoid affecting the daily task. At that time, I discovered that I had skills in presenting such reports to the required department to fix the issue. At the same time, though, came to my mind: why does such an effect occur?!

During my research to find an answer, I discovered that software failure can be attributed to a variety of factors such as quality issues and bugs. When the user notices that the software is no longer producing the desired outcome for the specified input values, this is referred to as a failure. Depending on how a failure would affect the system, the user may need to categorize it as catastrophic, critical, principal, or minor. This poses a serious threat to companies wishing to outsource their software development needs, as software project management failures often cause considerable losses in time and money and can be detrimental to a company's growth and development.

WOW!! very interesting. So I started a Google search to read more about the defect and system failure. Then I discovered that there is something in the software development life cycle called software testing. Testing is essential before making an application accessible to users. One type of testing that can be automated is security testing. Consider building a simulated production environment for difficult deployments as another sort of testing that can only be carried out in a particular setting.

It is important to test each function to make sure it operates as intended. A performance test should be conducted on the application's various components to ensure that they function properly together and to eliminate any processing hangs or lags. The testing phase helps to reduce the number of errors and glitches users encounter. Higher user satisfaction and a better utilization rate result from this.

So, at that moment, I realized that I was facing a big challenge.