Cloud testing v1

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The document summarizes two papers on software testing in the cloud. The first paper discusses the generalized procedure for cloud testing, including user login, resource provisioning, payment, and implementation through functional, performance, load and stress testing. It also outlines the pros of cost savings and improved efficiency, and the cons of security and restrictions. The second paper uses grounded theory and snowball sampling to identify application, management, legal and financial issues for cloud-based software testing, such as test data ownership, pricing models, and quality assurance across cloud providers. Both papers note that challenges in cloud testing implementation and standardization require further research.

Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012

PRESENTED BY

Md. Shahariar Shaon
BIT-0219

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REVIEWED PAPERS…….

Paper 1:
Software Testing Based on Cloud Computing.

Paper 2:
Research Issues for Software Testing in the Cloud.

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PAPER 1:

SOFTWARE TESTING
BASED ON
CLOUD COMPUTING

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Wang Jun
Network Information Center
Department of Computer Science and Technology
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology
Nanjing, JiangSu Province, China

Fanpeng Meng
Department of Computer Science and Technology
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology
Nanjing, JiangSu Province, China

2011 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON
INTERNET COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SERVICES
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OVERVIEW

 Prosand Cons of Cloud testing
 Generalize way of cloud testing procedure

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GENERALIZED PROCEDURE

 User login

 Asks for platform, resources

 Application review and platform
configuration

 Payment procedure

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CLOUD TESTING: PROS

• Cost Savings

• Improve the Testing Efficiency

• Performance Testing is more realistic

• Changes in the external environment

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CLOUD TESTING : CONS

• Security

• Restrictions of the Suitable Range for

Cloud Testing

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DRAWBACKS

• Detailed description of generalized
procedure is missing

• Implementation issue has not been covered

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IMPLEMENTATION

 Functional automation testing
 Performance testing
 Load testing
 Stress testing

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PAPER 2:

RESEARCH ISSUES
FOR
SOFTWARE TESTING
IN THE CLOUD

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Leah Muthoni Riungu,
Ossi Taipale,
Kari Smolander
Software Engineering Laboratory
Lappeenranta University of Technology
Lappeenranta, Finland

2nd IEEE International Conference
on
Cloud Computing Technology and Science

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OVERVIEW

Two key concepts:
Grounded Theory
Snowball Sampling

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FINDINGS

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APPLICATION ISSUES

• Application suitable for online software testing

• Readymade online performance testing package for any customer

• Quality checks for applications that have been tested in the cloud

• Harmonization of the test processes across multiple players

• Online testing solutions for E-business systems

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MANAGEMENT ISSUES

• Pool of testers

• Effects on the customers business

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LEGAL & FINANCIAL ISSUES

• Test Data

• Pricing models and service descriptions

for testing services

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DRAWBACKS

• The cloud testing issues are not clearly described.

• Challenges in implementing a STaaS is not covered in
this paper .

• Pros and Cons are not discussed.

• Topics are not properly ordered.

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IMPLEMENTATION

 As human interactive, so highly implementable.

 Generate basic ideas and implementation issues.

 Can be used for further researches.

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ANY
QUESTION

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THANK
YOU

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3. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 REVIEWED PAPERS……. Paper 1: Software Testing Based on Cloud Computing. Paper 2: Research Issues for Software Testing in the Cloud. 3

4. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 PAPER 1: SOFTWARE TESTING BASED ON CLOUD COMPUTING 4

5. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 Wang Jun Network Information Center Department of Computer Science and Technology Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology Nanjing, JiangSu Province, China Fanpeng Meng Department of Computer Science and Technology Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology Nanjing, JiangSu Province, China 2011 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INTERNET COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SERVICES 5

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7. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 GENERALIZED PROCEDURE  User login  Asks for platform, resources  Application review and platform configuration  Payment procedure 7

8. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 CLOUD TESTING: PROS • Cost Savings • Improve the Testing Efficiency • Performance Testing is more realistic • Changes in the external environment 8

9. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 CLOUD TESTING : CONS • Security • Restrictions of the Suitable Range for Cloud Testing 9

10. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 DRAWBACKS • Detailed description of generalized procedure is missing • Implementation issue has not been covered 10

11. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 IMPLEMENTATION  Functional automation testing  Performance testing  Load testing  Stress testing 11

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15. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 FINDINGS 15

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21. Testing in Cloud 11/10/2012 ANY QUESTION 21

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