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The main effort of Qsevent is to build a compact testing server that will help the testing (and development) team in their daily life. Qsevent is used to make metrics on source code, perform tests (unit, acceptance, load, performance, etc.). Mainly it is a tool for planning and running (push or scheduled) tests on a software project.
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