test environment

CloudVelocity: Quickly Migrate Server Farms To The Cloud

by Abdul on January 29, 2013

in Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Performance, SaaS, Technology

CloudVelocity: Quickly Migrate Server Farms To The Cloud The devtest environment is often varied and each development team would have their own separate environment that they build and maintain by themselves. This tends to foster fragmentation especially with slight variations in the operating system and other essential modules. The only solution is to create a single devtest environment and the best place for this, especially for geographically separated teams which is a commonality among today’s development world, is the public cloud. Think devtest cloud. The above problem is compounded when moving to the public cloud as deploying multi-tier apps requires

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On-Demand Software Testing Moves To The Cloud

by cloudtweaks on January 15, 2013

in Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, Security, Technology, Tools

On-Demand Software Testing Moves To The Cloud Although the cloud has become a standard delivery model for many hosted software applications, cloud-based software testing is just hitting its stride. Cloud-based software testing makes test environments and tools accessible to companies that lack the resources, physical space or ongoing need to develop and provision large-scale, internally based testing frameworks. With cloud-based testing, all running of test cases, defect reporting and other testing operations takes place in the cloud (either the firm’s own private cloud or a hosted cloud). Cloud-based testing facilitates communication and collaboration between geographically dispersed engineers and users. It

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How Does the Green Hat Acquisition Help IBM’s Cloud Strategy?

by sourya on January 30, 2012

in Apps, Backups, Business, Cloud Computing, IBM, Invest, IT, Stocks, Technology

How Does the Green Hat Acquisition Help IBM’s Cloud Strategy? IBM has made its intentions clear as far as cloud computing is concerned – it sees a lot of potential in this field and wants to be recognized as a serious player (See: IBM Expects to generate $7 billion In Cloud Computing Revenues By 2015: CEO). To this effect, it has invested big bucks to set up is own centers across the world (See: IBM Invests $38 million In Singapore Data Center To Address Asia-Pacific Cloud Computing Needs) besides buying up smaller companies (See: Some Recent Cloud Computing Acquisitions). This

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