What is diff between Reliability Testing and Recovery Testing ?
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Answer Posted / gayathri
Reliability: the ability of a system or component to
perform its required functions under stated conditions for
a specified period of time.
Recovery Testing :test whether your application change from
abnormal state to normal test.
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