Agentic workloads break assumptions about software testing. Here’s how to cope
Most traditional enterprise systems were built around three assumptions: Jobs finish quickly, retrying one is free and the same input always produces the same output.
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- Agentic workloads break all three of these expectations, which is why pilots that perform well turn into operational problems once they run unattended.
- The difficulty is rarely the model; it’s [...]
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Most traditional enterprise systems were built around three assumptions: Jobs finish quickly, retrying one is free and the same input always produces the same output.
Agentic workloads break all three of these expectations, which is why pilots that perform well turn into operational problems once they run unattended.
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