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-# Test Procedures
-
-## Introduction
-
-This document is intended to be used:
-
-* By testers, to verify that Open MCT behaves as specified.
-* By the development team, to document new test cases and to provide
-  guidance on how to author these.
-
-## Writing Procedures
-
-### Template
-
-Procedures for individual tests should use the following template,
-adapted from [https://swehb.nasa.gov/display/7150/SWE-114]().
-
-Property       | Value
----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------
-Test ID        |
-Relevant reqs. |
-Prerequisites  |
-Test input     |
-Instructions   |
-Expectation    |
-Eval. criteria |
-
-For multi-line descriptions, use an asterisk or similar indicator to refer
-to a longer-form description below.
-
-#### Example Procedure - Edit a Layout
-
-Property       | Value
----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------
-Test ID        | MCT-TEST-000X - Edit a layout
-Relevant reqs. | MCT-EDIT-000Y
-Prerequisites  | Create a layout, as in MCT-TEST-000Z
-Test input     | Domain object database XYZ
-Instructions   | See below *
-Expectation    | Change to editing context †
-Eval. criteria | Visual inspection
-
-* Follow the following steps:
-
-1. Verify that the created layout is currently navigated-to,
-   as in MCT-TEST-00ZZ.
-2. Click the Edit button, identified by a pencil icon and the text "Edit"
-   displayed on hover.
-
-† Right-hand viewing area should be surrounded by a dashed
-blue border when a domain object is being edited.
-
-### Guidelines
-
-Test procedures should be written assuming minimal prior knowledge of the
-application: Non-standard terms should only be used when they are documented
-in [the glossary](#glossary), and shorthands used for user actions should
-be accompanied by useful references to test procedures describing those
-actions (when available) or descriptions in user documentation.
-
-Test cases should be narrow in scope; if a list of steps is excessively
-long (or must be written vaguely to be kept short) it should be broken
-down into multiple tests which reference one another.
-
-All requirements satisfied by Open MCT should be verifiable using
-one or more test procedures.
-
-## Glossary
-
-This section will contain terms used in test procedures. This may link to
-a common glossary, to avoid replication of content.
-
-## Procedures
-
-This section will contain specific test procedures. Presently, procedures
-are placeholders describing general patterns for setting up and conducting
-testing.
-
-### User Testing Setup
-
-These procedures describes a general pattern for setting up for user
-testing. Specific deployments should customize this pattern with
-relevant data and any additional steps necessary.
-
-Property       | Value
----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------
-Test ID        | MCT-TEST-SETUP0 - User Testing Setup
-Relevant reqs. | TBD
-Prerequisites  | Build of relevant components
-Test input     | Exemplary database; exemplary telemetry data set
-Instructions   | See below
-Expectation    | Able to load application in a web browser (Google Chrome)
-Eval. criteria | Visual inspection
-
-Instructions:
-
-1. Start telemetry server.
-2. Start ElasticSearch.
-3. Restore database snapshot to ElasticSearch.
-4. Start telemetry playback.
-5. Start HTTP server for client sources.
-
-### User Test Procedures
-
-Specific user test cases have not yet been authored. In their absence,
-user testing is conducted by:
-
-* Reviewing the text of issues from the issue tracker to understand the
-  desired behavior, and exercising this behavior in the running application.
-  (For instance, by following steps to reproduce from the original issue.)
-  * Issues which appear to be resolved should be marked as such with comments
-    on the original issue (e.g. "verified during user testing MM/DD/YYYY".)
-  * Issues which appear not to have been resolved should be reopened with an
-    explanation of what unexpected behavior has been observed.
-  * In cases where an issue appears resolved as-worded but other related
-    undesirable behavior is observed during testing, a new issue should be
-    opened, and linked to from a comment in the original issues.
-* General usage of new features and/or existing features which have undergone
-  recent changes. Defects or problems with usability should be documented
-  by filing issues in the issue tracker.
-* Open-ended testing to discover defects, identify usability issues, and
-  generate feature requests.
-
-### Long-Duration Testing
-
-The purpose of long-duration testing is to identify performance issues
-and/or other defects which are sensitive to the amount of time the
-application is kept running. (Memory leaks, for instance.)
-
-Property       | Value
----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------
-Test ID        | MCT-TEST-LDT0 - Long-duration Testing
-Relevant reqs. | TBD
-Prerequisites  | MCT-TEST-SETUP0
-Test input     | (As for test setup.)
-Instructions   | See "Instructions" below *
-Expectation    | See "Expectations" below †
-Eval. criteria | Visual inspection
-
-* Instructions:
-
-1. Start `top` or a similar tool to measure CPU usage and memory utilization.
-2. Open several user-created displays (as many as would be realistically
-   opened during actual usage in a stressing case) in some combination of
-   separate tabs and windows (approximately as many tabs-per-window as
-   total windows.)
-3. Ensure that playback data is set to run continuously for at least 24 hours
-   (e.g. on a loop.)
-4. Record CPU usage and memory utilization.
-5. In at least one tab, try some general user interface gestures and make
-   notes about the subjective experience of using the application. (Particularly,
-   the degree of responsiveness.)
-6. Leave client displays open for 24 hours.
-7. Record CPU usage and memory utilization again.
-8. Make additional notes about the subjective experience of using the
-   application (again, particularly responsiveness.)
-9. Check logs for any unexpected warnings or errors.
-
-† Expectations:
-
-* At the end of the test, CPU usage and memory usage should both be similar
-  to their levels at the start of the test.
-* At the end of the test, subjective usage of the application should not
-  be observably different from the way it was at the start of the test.
-  (In particular, responsiveness should not decrease.)
-* Logs should not contain any unexpected warnings or errors ("expected"
-  warnings or errors are those that have been documented and prioritized
-  as known issues, or those that are explained by transient conditions
-  external to the software, such as network outages.)