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Testing to a cloud will employ both traditional and new age methods to perform testing. Testing and cloud are equally large domains in their own path. Let's learn how to view both together in the below sections. #1) Cloud Testing Forms Cloud Testing can be broadly divided into four different categories based on what they aim to do: Testing of the whole cloud:  The cloud is viewed as a whole entity based on its features and testing is carried out based on that. Testing within a cloud:  This is the testing that is carried out inside the cloud by checking each of its internal features Testing across the clouds:  Based on the specifications, here the testing is carried out on the different types of clouds-like public, private and hybrid clouds. SaaS testing in cloud:  Functional and non-functional testing is performed based on requirements. #2) Cloud Testing Environments There are 3 types of Bes...

Cloud Testing refers to the testing of resources such as hardware, software, etc. that are available on demand. Even the testing here can be viewed “as a service”. For cloud offerings, it is essential to make sure that the service (product) not only meets its functional requirements but also the non-functional requirements. With a range of applications in the cloud, it is now becoming essential to develop the Cloud Testing strategy. Cloud Testing is a Software Testing type that checks Cloud Computing services . Cloud computing is an internet-based platform that renders various computing services like hardware, software, and other computer-related services remotely. Also Read: What is Cloud Computing and It’s Type   Challenges in Cloud Testing Data Security and Privacy Cloud applications being a multi-tenant in nature, risk of data theft is always remain. As a cloud testing strategy , users should be given an assurance about the safety of their data by supplier...

Cloud testing is a method of software testing that provides various cloud computing services such as software, hardware, and other computing devices. Over the last decades, traditional software testing incurs a high cost to simulate user activity from multiple locations. Most applications were running on client/server architecture, and data was tightly coupled with applications in client/server architecture. Then the World Wide Web came along with N-tier application architecture where developers could create flexible and reusable applications. By segregating an application into tiers, developers acquired the option of modifying or adding a specific layer, instead of reworking the entire application. Technology innovation has further provided web access to people on the go via laptops and mobile devices. Testing firewalls and load balancers involve the expenditure on hardware, software, and maintenance. In the case of applications where the rate of increase in some users is unp...