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+backup:correctness:full_backup:Full backup contains correct data
+checkpoints:correctness:checkpoint_data:On system with a complex, concurrent workload the correct versions of data appear in checkpoints
+checkpoints:correctness:creation_and_deletion:Deleting arbitrary checkpoints doesn’t corrupt data held in other checkpoints
+checkpoints:correctness:cross_table:Ensure that checkpoints across many tables are correct.
+checkpoints:fault_injection:data_correctness:After a fault-induced failure, all data for completed checkpoints is properly preserved
+checkpoints:liveness:liveness:Identify bugs and race conditions related to checkpoints that can cause deadlocks or livelocks
+checkpoints:scalability:many_checkpoints:Ensure that we can take as many checkpoints as there is storage space for
+caching_eviction:fault_injection:cache_corruption:If dirty or clean data is corrupted in cache, what happens?
+caching_eviction:correctness:written_data:Ensure that the data written out by eviction is correct after reading
+caching_eviction:liveness:cache_stuck:Identify bugs and bad workloads that can cause the WiredTiger cache to live lock (a.k.a., “cache stuck” errors).
+caching_eviction:scalability:large_caches:Test that WT behaves correctly with very large cache sizes.
+caching_eviction:scalability:large_dataset:Test workloads constructed to never/rarely hit in the cache. WT may perform slowly, but should be correct.
+caching_eviction:scalability:large_metadata:Test workloads constructed so that the metadata is larger than the cache (i.e., very many files and small cache).