Test Data Management (TDM) offers an automated solution for data provisioning. The provisioned data can either include tables or be organized according to primary business entities of a company (e.g., customers, orders, patients, products or households). The business entities' data can be either retrieved from various data sources or synthetically generated. The TDM platform provides real, high-quality data for testing teams.
While enterprise IT continues to adopt DevOps to accelerate the delivery of solutions to both internal and external customers, one thing still holds them back - provisioning realistic data to test these solutions in a timely manner. With an increasing complexity and system interdependencies, testing budgets now consume a large portion of all IT resources, and yet, the time required for testing brings the agility of DevOps to a halt.
One of the main challenges in providing real data for testing teams is that data is often split between different data sources. For example, a customer may be broken up between Customer Care, Billing, Ordering, Ticketing and Collection systems. To run functional tests on a customer in an integrative testing environment, the customer's data must be extracted from all relevant source systems.
The K2view patented MicroDB - a data lake for each Data Product instance - ensures a smooth data provisioning, based on the organization's business needs, rather than running a separate copy on each data source.
Built-in self-service web application, where testers can request data to be provisioned on-demand and in real-time.
Central storage of provisioned entities in Fabric.
Copying data into live testing environments.
Request for a subset of entities for data provisioning:
TDM 9.0 adds a support for sub-setting (filtering) of table records for data provisioning - it now enables to set a filter on the selected records on each table.
Synthetic entities generation:
Entity clone - cloning a given entity into the target environment. TDM replaces the sequences of each clone to avoid sequence duplication.
Replacement of sequences of provisioned entities to avoid duplication in the target DB.
Entity reservation - enables the user to reserve entities in the testing environment, thus preventing other users from deleting or reloading these entities in the environment until the user completes their functional testing.
Automatic data security and masking on an entity-by-entity basis.
TDM 9.0 adds a support for automatic data masking on the provisioned tables when creating a task for tables provisioning.
Support for an up-to-date data of the selected entities.
Cross-application integrity.
Data Versioning features:
Data provisioning - can be done either on-demand or automatically (based on scheduling parameters), e.g., an automatic data provisioning every Monday, 08:00 AM.
Learn about the TDM platform's main modules:
Test Data Management (TDM) offers an automated solution for data provisioning. The provisioned data can either include tables or be organized according to primary business entities of a company (e.g., customers, orders, patients, products or households). The business entities' data can be either retrieved from various data sources or synthetically generated. The TDM platform provides real, high-quality data for testing teams.
While enterprise IT continues to adopt DevOps to accelerate the delivery of solutions to both internal and external customers, one thing still holds them back - provisioning realistic data to test these solutions in a timely manner. With an increasing complexity and system interdependencies, testing budgets now consume a large portion of all IT resources, and yet, the time required for testing brings the agility of DevOps to a halt.
One of the main challenges in providing real data for testing teams is that data is often split between different data sources. For example, a customer may be broken up between Customer Care, Billing, Ordering, Ticketing and Collection systems. To run functional tests on a customer in an integrative testing environment, the customer's data must be extracted from all relevant source systems.
The K2view patented MicroDB - a data lake for each Data Product instance - ensures a smooth data provisioning, based on the organization's business needs, rather than running a separate copy on each data source.
Built-in self-service web application, where testers can request data to be provisioned on-demand and in real-time.
Central storage of provisioned entities in Fabric.
Copying data into live testing environments.
Request for a subset of entities for data provisioning:
TDM 9.0 adds a support for sub-setting (filtering) of table records for data provisioning - it now enables to set a filter on the selected records on each table.
Synthetic entities generation:
Entity clone - cloning a given entity into the target environment. TDM replaces the sequences of each clone to avoid sequence duplication.
Replacement of sequences of provisioned entities to avoid duplication in the target DB.
Entity reservation - enables the user to reserve entities in the testing environment, thus preventing other users from deleting or reloading these entities in the environment until the user completes their functional testing.
Automatic data security and masking on an entity-by-entity basis.
TDM 9.0 adds a support for automatic data masking on the provisioned tables when creating a task for tables provisioning.
Support for an up-to-date data of the selected entities.
Cross-application integrity.
Data Versioning features:
Data provisioning - can be done either on-demand or automatically (based on scheduling parameters), e.g., an automatic data provisioning every Monday, 08:00 AM.
Learn about the TDM platform's main modules: