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The applicable Test Definition identifies each distributed interaction subject to observation.
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Each specified distributed interaction has a unique identity.
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The Test Definition identifies each participating Node, Test Resource, service, interface, and communication path associated with the interaction.
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The Test Definition specifies the events, messages, state transitions, measurements, conditions, and outcomes subject to observation.
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The Test Definition specifies the required observation points and observation sources.
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The Test Definition specifies the required timestamps, sequence information, identifiers, correlation values, and contextual information.
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The Test Definition specifies the required observation period, sampling criteria, resolution, accuracy, completeness, and permitted interference.
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The DIDO-TE establishes each required observation point before Test Execution.
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The DIDO-TE confirms that each observation point is operational before the applicable interaction begins.
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The DIDO-TE observes each specified interaction throughout its applicable period.
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Each observation identifies its source, affected Node or resource, applicable interface or communication path, and observation time.
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The DIDO-TE preserves available message, event, transaction, session, correlation, and causality identifiers.
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The DIDO-TE correlates observations from multiple Nodes, resources, services, and communication paths.
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The DIDO-TE distinguishes observed system interactions from actions introduced by the DIDO-TE.
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The DIDO-TE identifies missing, duplicate, conflicting, incomplete, late, or uncorrelated observations.
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The DIDO-TE identifies a required observation point that becomes unavailable during Test Execution.
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The DIDO-TE preserves the original observation values and records any normalisation, enrichment, ordering, or correlation applied to them.
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The DIDO-TE measures or assesses observation interference against the limits specified by the Test Definition.
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The DIDO-TE records distributed interactions, observation sources, timestamps, sequence information, correlation information, observed values, processing history, observation gaps, and detected deviations as
Evidence.
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The DIDO-TE maintains
Traceability among each distributed interaction, participating element, observation, Test Definition, Test Execution, Evidence, and
Test Results.
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A missing, incomplete, inaccurate, incorrectly correlated, excessively intrusive, unsupported, or untraceable mandatory observation constitutes nonconformance with this requirement.
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Inspection of the distributed interactions identified by the Test Definition
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Inspection of participating elements, observation points, observation sources, identifiers, timing criteria, and correlation criteria
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Confirmation that each required observation point operates before the applicable interaction begins
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Observation of interactions across multiple Nodes, services, Test Resources, and communication paths
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Comparison of observations collected at the sending and receiving sides of a communication path
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Correlation of requests and responses, publications and receptions, or other related interactions
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Observation of interactions during a Node failure, communication failure, network partition, topology change, or recovery, as applicable
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A negative assessment with a missing, duplicated, delayed, conflicting, or uncorrelated observation
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A negative assessment with an unavailable observation point
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Confirmation that original observations remain distinguishable from normalised, enriched, ordered, or correlated records
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Measurement or assessment of observation interference
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Confirmation that the DIDO-TE detects and records each observation deviation
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Inspection of distributed-interaction Evidence and Traceability records
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Confirmation that each mandatory observation deviation produces a nonconformance result