full system testing

[/fʊl ˈsɪstəm ˈtɛstɪŋ/]
nounpl: full system testings
teste de sistema completo
1. comprehensive testing of an entire software or hardware system to verify that all integrated components function correctly together and meet specified requirements
Full system testing was conducted before deploying the new e-commerce platform to production.
O teste de sistema completo foi realizado antes de implantar a nova plataforma de e-commerce em produção.
2. the phase of quality assurance that evaluates the complete system as a whole rather than individual components
During full system testing, we discovered several integration issues that unit tests had missed.
Durante o teste de sistema completo, descobrimos vários problemas de integração que os testes unitários não tinham detectado.
Full system testing is a critical phase in software development across both Brazilian and American tech industries. In Brazilian companies, it's often referred to as 'teste de sistema completo' and is a mandatory step before production deployment. The terminology is standardized across Latin American tech sectors and is influenced by international quality assurance standards (ISTQB).
Synonyms / Sinônimos
system integration testingend-to-end testingcomprehensive system testingcomplete system validation
Antonyms / Antônimos
unit testingcomponent testingpartial testing

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
teste de sistema completo
Standard term used in Brazilian tech industry
São Paulo
teste integrado de sistema
Alternative phrasing common in São Paulo tech hubs
Rio de Janeiro
teste de sistema completo
Uses standard terminology
Portugal
teste completo do sistema
Portuguese variation of word order

Related Words

quality assurancetest automationregression testinguser acceptance testingintegration testingsoftware testing

Related Idioms & Phrases

full system testing phase
conduct full system testing
pass full system testing
fail full system testing
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