Amazon Nova Act QA Studio Adds Application Management and Team‑Based Permissions
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Amazon Nova Act QA Studio has released two new organizational features. First, the application‑level functionality now groups tests by system and reports health metrics. Metrics such as pass rate, execution count, and failure count are logged to CloudWatch, and a 0‑to‑100 health score is calculated, with penalties applied for flaky tests. Second, a role‑based permission system has been introduced. Roles—Admin, Team Lead, Editor, Executor, and Viewer—control access to applications. Permissions are cumulative and managed at the application level, allowing teams to delegate and restrict functionality according to their workflow. These updates aim to streamline test organization and improve security and accountability within the Nova Act ecosystem.
Written with AI from the reporting · updated 10/28/2026
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Amazon Nova Act 实现 QA Studio 团队协作与应用管理
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- QA Studio 应用与团队权限系统
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- AWS Machine Learning BlogFirst-party sourceRelated fact: single sourceFact occurrence time unverifiedAmazon Nova Act QA Studio Adds Application Organization and Role‑Based Access Controls
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Amazon Nova Act QA Studio now lets teams group test cases and suites under an "application" that represents a website, web app or service front‑end. Each application requires a name, base URL and optional environments (dev, staging, prod). Tests and test suites inherit the application’s ownership, and the application page displays health metrics: pass rate, total executions, failure count, and a 0‑100 health score computed from CloudWatch custom metrics. A new team‑based user‑management feature assigns roles—Admin, Team Lead, Editor, Executor, Viewer—at the application level, allowing granular control over who can view, edit, or run tests. These additions aim to scale QA automation across large organizations by clarifying ownership and simplifying test organization.
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