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[if kakao 2022] Monitoring through Mobile Automated Testing: A Case Study

·2022.12.09 19:00

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This talk introduces Kakao Pay's mobile automated testing environment and its efficient monitoring process.

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Kakao Pay operates a mobile automated testing environment based on Appium and Jenkins, utilizing a Device Farm. Code written by QA engineers is merged after code review, and tests are executed according to scheduling or triggers.

Automation work is broadly divided into three processes: new feature implementation, maintenance response, and test monitoring. In particular, test monitoring, which proceeds right after release, is a key step for checking service stability in real time.

When a failure occurs during monitoring, Grafana immediately sends a notification via Slack. Engineers analyze the issue by linking Grafana, OpenSearch, and reports, and respond quickly based on the analysis results—either proceeding with the official incident handling process or skipping the test.

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