Testing one particular module, functionality heavily
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Installation Testing
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Gorilla Testing
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Exhaustive Testing
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End-to-End testing
Gorilla testing focuses on testing one particular module or functionality heavily and repeatedly. It is different from installation testing which checks the installation process, exhaustive testing which tests all possible combinations, or end-to-end testing which validates the entire system flow.
Gorilla testing refers to testing one particular module or functionality very heavily and repeatedly, often randomly and intensively, to try to uncover defects in that specific area. This is distinct from Installation Testing (verifying setup/deployment), Exhaustive Testing (testing all possible inputs/paths, generally impractical), and End-to-End Testing (validating a complete workflow across the whole system).