JIRA | Testing | Zephyr | Automation (Beginner to Expert)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: About Ourselves

Lecture 3: Roadmap of the course

Chapter 2: CI/CD Concepts

Lecture 1: Introduction to Devops, Agile, CICD, Sprints, Scrum Teams

Lecture 2: Introduction to Devops, Agile, CICD, Sprints, Scrum Teams – continued (Tools)

Chapter 3: Creating Jira Cloud instance – access setup, Project Structure including test

Lecture 1: Create Atlassian account

Lecture 2: Setting up billing account and adding users

Lecture 3: How to setup user access & roles within jira by admin

Lecture 4: Verifying the billing and pricing details of jira by admin

Lecture 5: Creating a team and profile setting including QA engineer

Lecture 6: Creating a team and profile setting including QA engineer – continued

Lecture 7: Issue types in Jira – structuring the Epics, Stories, Task, Bug including Test

Lecture 8: Creating Issue types in jira as per the 'Ace Online Products' Project

Lecture 9: Creating Issue types in Jira as per the 'Ace Online Products' Project continued

Lecture 10: Polishing the epics, user stories, tasks

Lecture 11: Test Task or user stories used to track testing – QA engineer view

Lecture 12: Test Task or user stories used to track testing – QA engineer view

Lecture 13: Creation of Product backlog and Sprint in Jira – Teams and QA engineer view

Lecture 14: Creation of Product backlog and Sprint in Jira – Teams and QA engineer view – co

Lecture 15: Sprint backlog, Tasks, Sprint Board – from QA engineer view

Chapter 4: Whats an API (Basics) – General Idea – helps in future sections

Lecture 1: Currently in the Roadmap a quick look

Lecture 2: Whats an API (Application Programming Interface)

Lecture 3: How can the apis be accessed? What are the verbs (operations) related to apis

Lecture 4: What all needs to be validate in APIs

Lecture 5: Installation of Postman to validate apis- GET, POST, PUT, DELETE – Examples

Chapter 5: Using Jira Apis to perform actions on the jira tickets

Lecture 1: Accessing Jira via REST Apis – Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating api token and accessing the jira REST Apis by Authorization

Lecture 3: [Example]: accessing all users via Jira apis

Lecture 4: Accessing the Issue types of project via Jira apis

Lecture 5: Accessing a task via Jira API – QA Engineer view

Lecture 6: Creating a task via Jira API – QA Engineer view

Lecture 7: Creating a Bug via Jira API – QA Engineer view

Chapter 6: Test Management Tool – plugin Zephyr in Jira

Lecture 1: Currently in Roadmap a quick look

Lecture 2: Requesting to install Zephyr plugin and approval to install

Lecture 3: Requesting to install Zephyr Scale plugin and approval to install

Lecture 4: Requesting to install Zephyr Squad – view from QA perspective post installation

Lecture 5: Zephyr links as tester- and how it would help in tracking test execution

Lecture 6: Creating Testcases and Test cycles inside Zephyr Squad – QA engineer view

Lecture 7: Importing testcases in bulk using Jira Zephyr – QA engineer view

Lecture 8: Executing testcases in the Zephyr – QA Engineer view

Lecture 9: Getting notification of bug by developer – developer view

Lecture 10: Creating a new bug using zephyr jira and linking the bug to testcase

Lecture 11: Re-executing testcases post bug fix (retests) and Reporting of TC Execution

Chapter 7: Using Zephyr Apis to perform actions on the Test Execution

Lecture 1: Accessing Zephyr apis via REST APIs -Intro and create access token

Lecture 2: Performing Post api transactions on Zephyr via APIs – Test Execution

Chapter 8: Test Automation – Selenium

Lecture 1: Currently in roadmap – a quick look

Lecture 2: Installation of Intellij, Java and maven

Lecture 3: Add TestNG Dependency, selenium web driver and chrome driver

Lecture 4: Application under Test and manual test steps

Lecture 5: Page Object Model

Lecture 6: Capturing Web element properties

Lecture 7: Adding Test Annotations

Lecture 8: Introduction to the Extent Report

Lecture 9: Extent Report Declaration

Lecture 10: Generating Extent Reports

Lecture 11: Test Steps in Extent Report

Lecture 12: Test Steps in the Extent Report incase of failure

Lecture 13: Public Github link url for this section

Chapter 9: Bitbucket – Source code management

Lecture 1: Currently in Roadmap – a quick look

Lecture 2: Setting up Bitbucket for the Project

Lecture 3: Viewing the Bitbucket Workspace, Repositories – QA engineer view

Lecture 4: Whats GIT ? Basics of GIT – General Idea – helps in future videos

Lecture 5: Verifying if GIT is present in the machine -If not installing GIT in the machine

Lecture 6: Push the Test Automation code into BitBucket

Chapter 10: BitBucket Integration with AWS

Lecture 1: Currently in Roadmap – a quick look

Lecture 2: Adding Build spec file to the project and push to Bitbucket

Lecture 3: Create pipeline and integrate AWS with Bucket

Chapter 11: Test Automation – Selenium code with Docker, Bitbucker & AWS

Lecture 1: Currently in Roadmap – a quick look

Lecture 2: Factors to determine to use docker in Test Automation framework

Lecture 3: Installation and verification of docker in the local machine

Lecture 4: Quick View of Docker Architecture and components – image, container, registry

Lecture 5: Setting up docker environment – docker containers for selenium tests

Lecture 6: Refactoring the selenium code to point to selenium docker container

Lecture 7: Adding docker compose to automatically create docker container prior to test run

Lecture 8: Pushing changes of docker compose file, build spec file, tests to bitbucket

Lecture 9: Running tests in aws pipeline post above docker changes

Lecture 10: Reporting in aws cloud environment – selenium tests – code hosted in bitbucket

Lecture 11: Purposefully failing 1 out of 3 test view how reporting looks with a failed test

Chapter 12: Jira and Zehpyr APIs Automation – via API Test Automation framework – BDD

Lecture 1: Currently in Roadmap – a quick look

Lecture 2: Introduction to BDD framework

Lecture 3: Creating the Automation Project of RestAssured APIs to automate Jira apis

Lecture 4: Creating the feature files and step definitions required in the project

Lecture 5: Performing GET Response status code validation of Jira API – Task Issue Type

Lecture 6: Performing GET Response Body validation of Jira API – Task Issue Type

Lecture 7: Performing Post operation to update the status of the Tasks

Lecture 8: Performing Test Execution in Zephyr via Automation scripts

Lecture 9: Public github url accessible for this section

Chapter 13: Selenium bdd framework upload test results in Zephyr