What is Staging?
Staging is a place to safely view and test code. The staging environment should mirror production. Staging reflects a production environment not yet exposed to users. Developers perform quality assurance, security testing, and end-to-end testing here. Staging sits between the build and production phases. You need staging to test before changes reach users. Staging validates software under real-world conditions. Staging sites copy live site files and databases. This helps test changes without affecting live sites. Staging assists research by exchanging data. The production environment is the final deployed version for user access. Staging finds problems before production.
What Happens with Staging Furniture?
Staging assists testing under real-world conditions. The staging environment should reflect production. Staging sits between building and production. Staging is a place to safely view and test code. You need staging to validate before changes reach users.