- Designing the test environment set-up and identifying any required infrastructure and tools are a part of which phase
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Test Implementation and execution
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Test Analysis and Design
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Evaluating the Exit Criteria and reporting
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Test Closure Activities
The Test Analysis and Design phase includes creating test cases, designing test environment set-ups, and identifying required infrastructure and tools. This comes after test planning but before actual test implementation and execution. Test Implementation involves running tests, Evaluating Exit Criteria happens after execution, and Test Closure is the final phase.
Per the standard test process, Test Analysis and Design is where test conditions and test cases are derived and where the test environment requirements — including infrastructure, tools, and setup — are identified and specified, even though the physical build-out happens later in implementation. Test Implementation and Execution is about building and running the actual tests, not defining what infrastructure is needed.