Red Hat announced new capabilities and features for Red Hat OpenShift, the company's enterprise Kubernetes platform.
Perforce Software acquired TestCraft Technologies, Ltd., provider of an AI-driven codeless Selenium testing solution that allows teams to automate tests without coding, reducing test maintenance with AI-based technology.
The acquisition provides a strong, additional offering to Perforce’s testing portfolio, and strengthens the company’s position in a fast-growing automated testing market. TestCraft represents the company’s ninth acquisition since 2016.
The TestCraft platform allows less technical team members to create and execute web application tests, enabling development teams to increase innovation and quality at a faster development pace.
One of TestCraft’s competitive advantages is how it leverages AI (artificial intelligence) technology to automatically overcome changes in a web application, increasing productivity by minimizing test maintenance time.
“Enterprises continue to need more automation in order to deliver products faster and with higher quality,” said Mark Ties, Perforce CEO. “TestCraft allows Perforce to offer the next generation of automated testing capabilities to our customers.”
“In recent years, codeless testing has become a top priority for QA teams as they look to expedite test creation and maximize testing reliability. TestCraft delivers on this promise by giving our customers time back to focus on product development and innovation,” said Dror Todress, TestCraft CEO. “We are thrilled to join the Perforce team and are confident that the increased resources this partnership provides will allow us to capitalize on the continuous testing market opportunity.”
Industry News
Sectigo released Chef, Jenkins, JetStack Cert-Manager, Puppet, and SaltStack integrations for its certificate management platform.
DataStax released K8ssandra, an open-source distribution of Apache Cassandra on Kubernetes.
Spectro Cloud has released a new, self-hosted version of its flagship product, Spectro Cloud.
GitLab completed integration of Peach Tech, a security software firm specializing in protocol fuzz testing and dynamic application security testing (DAST) API testing, and Fuzzit, a continuous fuzz testing solution providing coverage-guided testing.
Fugue announced the availability of its SaaS product in AWS Marketplace, further simplifying the process for Amazon Web Services customers to use Fugue to bring their environments into compliance quickly, demonstrate compliance at any time, and Shift Left on cloud security.
Rollbar announced AI-assisted workflows powered by its new automation-grade grouping engine.
Buildkite expanded its integration with GitHub and introduced a new onboarding experience.
Rancher Labs launched a new Partner Program for the OEM and embedded community.
Puppet announced its evolution to an integrated automation platform to enable key business initiatives such as scaling DevOps, risk reduction, policy as code, and evolving cloud strategies.
Adaptavist has joined the GitLab partner program as a Select partner.
Postman launched the beta version of public workspaces, a hub that makes it possible for both API producers and consumers to seamlessly communicate and collaborate in real time without team or organizational boundaries.
Red Hat introduced new capabilities for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat OpenShift intended to help enterprises bring edge computing into hybrid cloud deployments.
Accurics announced that Terrascan, the open source static code analyzer that enables developers to build secure infrastructure as code (IaC), has been extended to support Helm and Kustomize.







