Overview
Welcome to the Core Concepts section of Test Orchestration documentation. This section provides foundational knowledge about the key components and principles that power the Test Orchestration platform.
📚 Getting Started with Core Concepts
This section is designed for both new and experienced users. Start with the basics and progress through each concept to build a complete understanding of Test Orchestration.
What You'll Learn
In this section, you'll gain a deep understanding of:
Projects - How to organize and manage your testing work
Workflows - Building automated testing sequences
Nodes and Steps - The building steps of your workflows
Execution Flow - How workflows are executed and controlled
Environments - Configuring test environments for different scenarios
Quick Overview
The Three-Tier Architecture
Test Orchestration uses a hierarchical structure to organize your work:
Organization
└── Project
└── Workflow
└── Nodes (Script Blocks)Core Building Blocks
Key Principles
Test Orchestration uses a node-based visual interface where you connect test scripts like building blocks. No complex coding required—just drag, drop, and connect.
Data flows from one test to the next. Output from one node becomes input for another, enabling realistic end-to-end testing scenarios.
Control how workflows execute with conditional logic, sequential execution, retries, and error handling—all defined visually.
Start simple with single workflows and scale up to complex multi-node orchestrations across different platforms and protocols.
Create reusable workflows and components that can be leveraged across multiple projects and test scenarios.
Getting Started
✨ Recommended Learning Path
New to Test Orchestration? Follow this sequence for best understanding:
Understand Projects - Learn how to organize your work in Projects
Create Workflows - Explore the basics in Workflows
Learn About Nodes - Discover what goes into a workflow in Nodes and Steps
Understand Execution - See how workflows run in Execution Flow
Configure Environments - Set up your test environments in Environments
Document Map
This section is organized to guide you from basic concepts to more advanced understanding:
Beginner Level: Start with Projects and Workflows
Intermediate Level: Learn about Blocks, Nodes, and Execution Flow
Advanced Level: Master Environments and cross-environment configurations
Next Step: Start learning about Projects to understand how Test Orchestration organizes your testing work.
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