What Is The Cloud?

The cloud term describes a global network of servers that perform a unique function. These servers are designed to either store and manage data, or run applications and services. We can then access the data through the internet, which is available anywhere and anytime we need it.

What Is Cloud Testing?

Cloud computing has challenges, like manageability, reliability, performance, and security. The cloud has an internet-based platform that vendors use remotely for various computing services, like hardware, software, and other computer-related services. There are three models of cloud computing.

Cloud Testing Course Content

Basics of Cloud Computing

• The emergence of Cloud computing
•  The effect of Cloud on the Software Industry&Software users
•  The intricacies that Cloud brings to the Software Testing field

Differences between Cloud and conventional methods of Computing

• Major changes that happened to Test function due to the emergence of Cloud
•  Software Build Generation
•  Build Deployment
•  Data bed preparation
•  Functional Testing
•  Non-functional Testing

Key benefits of Cloud

• Operation Models of Cloud
•  Private Cloud
•  Public Cloud
• Hybrid Cloud
•  Community Cloud

Operation Facets of Cloud

•  Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
•  Platform as a Service (PaaS)
•  Software as a Service (SaaS)

Technical nuances of Cloud environment

•  Clusters
•  Load Balancing

Challenges that Cloud brings in

•  The relevance of various techniques of Testing
• Risk-Based Testing
•  Rapid testing

Automation of Testing on Cloud

• Future of Cloud
•  Operational efficiency that the corporate world would achieve
• Career opportunities for IT Professionals
•  Possible Technological revolution

Testing on Cloud

• Critical preparations required on Cloud
• Space, access rights
• Software&hardware environment
• Scalability of hardware&software capabilities
• Internet Access, network speed
• Smooth process of Build deployment
• Functional Testing: Test Execution on Cloud
• Functional Test Execution
• Integration Testing
• Regression Testing
• Defect verifications

System Testing

• Alpha, Beta & User acceptance Testing
•  Non-Functional Testing: Test Execution on Cloud
•  Stress&Load Testing
• Important parameters of Performance
• Continuous verification of Performance
• Scalability – a critical aspect of continuous performance verification
• Defect reporting, defect fixes&defect verification
• Decisions on Tools, data&environment