Test Asset Backup Configuration involves keeping the test assets synchronized between the master and backup machines. When a user commits any test asset to a version control system to CVS, it ensures that both the master and backup machines are updated in sync. There are two backup methods available to prevent any loss of these assets.

One is to use GIT configuration, which ensures that you won't lose the assets. By performing a GIT commit, you securely save them on the GIT server. In case the machine goes down for some reason, you can retrieve your assets by performing a GIT checkout on the backup machine. You can configure GIT from Configuration > GIT Configuration.

If you are not using GIT, you can use the alternative mechanism. This involves configuring your backup server details so that every time you execute a CVS commit, your data is automatically backed up.

To handle such cases where the possibility of data loss exists, we have also implemented a nightly procedure. This procedure is scheduled to run every night at 9 PM by using the daily sync process. By using the daily synchronization feature, all of your test assets will be synchronized, and a corresponding log file will be generated.

Backend Steps for Creating a Connection

Below are the one time mandatory steps that need to be performed in the backend on the master and backup servers: