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 The balanced Agile testing pyramid is a testing strategy that illustrates the distribution of different types of tests in a test suite. It suggests that we should have many unit tests, which are small, low-level, and automated tests that verify the functionality of individual components of the codebase. We should also have many service or integration tests, which are automated tests that verify the interaction and integration of different components or services. Finally, we should have fewer large, manual tests, such as graphical user interface tests or end-to-end tests, which verify the functionality and usability of the whole system from the user’s perspective. The balanced Agile testing pyramid helps agile teams to achieve faster feedback, higher quality, and lower maintenance costs. References: The Practical Test Pyramid, What is Testing Pyramid? How Does It Benefit Agile Teams?, Climbing the Testing Pyramid, Agile Test Pyramid, Agile Test Automation Pyramid

Lean-Agile leaders try to connect the silos of business, software, test, and quality assurance to create a culture of collaboration and shared responsibility across the value stream. By breaking down the barriers between different functions, Lean-Agile leaders enable faster feedback, shorter lead times, higher quality, and better customer satisfaction. Connecting the silos also helps to align the teams around a common vision, mission, and goals, and to foster a Lean-Agile mindset that embraces change and innovation. References: SAFe Core Values, Agile Practice Exam Flashcards, SAFe 4.6 exam prep - Improved - extended Flashcards, Stop Breaking Down Silos and Start Connecting Them

The Iteration Review is a regular SAFe Scrum event where the team inspects the iteration increment, assesses progress, and adjusts the team backlog. The purpose of the Iteration Review is to measure the team’s progress by showing working stories to the Product Owner and other stakeholders to get their feedback. The Iteration Review provides a way to gather immediate, contextual feedback from the team’s stakeholders on a regular cadence. The Iteration Review also allows the team to demonstrate their contributions, receive feedback to improve the solution, and adjust the Team Backlog based on new opportunities. References: Iteration Review, Iteration Review, What is Iteration review in SAFe® 6.0?, Iteration Review65