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In DevOps, it is crucial to shift non-functional testing to left to provide faster feedbacks on potential performance bottlenecks, security vulnerabilities and accessibility issues. The pipeline moves through different stages of testing and generates reports on non-functional defects, addresses test incidents and confirms the overall state of experience delivered by the application.

For this workshop, we have only considered selective non-functional checks. However, in practice, assuring experience consists of a large gamut of non-functional tests and practices. 

Refer the diagram shown below for the types of tests for Experience Assurance:

![Experience Assurance](/images/module4/summary-1.png)

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Additionally, Practitioners can access Cognizant Thought Leadership on Security Assurance, by reading the blog by our subject matter expert on [“**Five Steps to Ensure Continuous Security with an Agile Approach**”](https://digitally.cognizant.com/five-steps-to-ensure-continuous-security-with-an-agile-approach-codex4011/).  
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Well done! You have successfully fixed the error and executed the experience assurance pipeline. 

Proceed ahead to the final module of this workshop.