Testing Cloud-Based Applications: What’s Different, What’s the Same

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Cloud platforms are being rapidly adopted because of their beneficial properties including scalability, multi-tenancy, and self-managed functionality. As a result, more and more organizations are moving applications and services from traditional hosting to the cloud. This change in platform architecture introduces new challenges for testing—data integrity, authentication, and authorization. After presenting an overview of cloud architecture, Bindu Laxminarayan discusses how testing traditional applications differs from testing applications hosted on private, public, and hybrid clouds. These differences include the addition of new categories of tests—fail-over, infrastructure, data integrity, and others. She shares her experience with data integrity, compatibility, performance, stress, and load testing of the cloud applications. Bindu discusses her experience with functional testing of various cloud applications. Learn the techniques that will make you a more effective tester of cloud-based applications.

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BW7
Session
6/5/2013 2:15 PM

"Testing Cloud Applications"

Presented by:
Bindu Laxminarayan
Rackspace

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Bindu Laxminarayan
Rackspace

Bindu Laxminarayan is an ISTQB Advanced Level Certified Tester with experience in testing
various products related to hosting solutions, retail, airlines, and security domains. She has
experience in testing cloud applications, web applications and services, APIs-DLL, installation
and de-installation, application features, and websites along with testing desktop and networkbased applications on various operating systems. The designer of several automation testing
frameworks, Bindu is well-versed in a number of automation tools and has experience in
performance testing for cloud applications. Bindu’s interests include root cause analysis,
implementing strategies to achieve best quality, improving QA processes, and testing large
scale systems.

Testing Cloud Based
Applications: What’s
different? What’s same?
What s
y
Bindu Laxminarayan
Rackspace

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Traditional Hosting
Why Cloud?
Testing In Cloud
Cloud Models
Cloud Product Testing

Agenda

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Shared resources
Multiple failure reasons
Poor performance
No control
Downtime

Traditional Hosting

Broad Network
Access

Rapid
Elasticity

Measured
Service

On-demand Self
Service

• Scalability
• High availability
• Efficient resource utilization

Why to Cloud?

Cloud

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Functional
Performance
Security Testing
Compatibility Testing

Testing Scope

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Authorization
Authentication
Fail Over Testing
Integration Testing
System Testing

Functional

• Performance
• Load Testing
• Stress Testing
• Availability

• Security Testing
• Security Attacks
• Network Attacks

• Compatibility Testing

Other Types of Testing

• Service Models
• IaaS
• Paas
• Saas

• Deployment Models
• Private
• Public
• Hybrid

Cloud Models

• Virtual Machines , Servers, Storage, Load Balancers,
firewalls
• Utility based billing
• Testing
• Functional
• Performance
• Fail Over Testing

Infrastructure As A
Service

• Operating System, Programming Language execution
environment, webserver
• Testing
• Functional

Platform As A Service

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Software such as Email, Virtual Desktop
Users do not need to install
Need not worry about cloud infrastructure
Testing
• Functional
• Authorization
• Authentication
• Compatibility Testing

• Performance
• Load
• Stress

Software As a Service

Cloud

• Cloud Storage(Cloud Block Storage)

Cloud Product

• Functional
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Individual functionality of storage unit
Integration of storage unit with your existing system
Authentication and authorized usage of information
Usage Calculation
Information on the usage to the customer

Cloud Storage
Testing(CBS)

• Performance
• Determining the performance of the process to
store/retrieval of information
• CPU Utilization of the resources on high loads

Cloud Storage Testing

• Browser Compatibility Testing
• System Compatibility Testing

Compatibility Testing

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References

Thank you

Bindu Laxminarayan

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1. BW7 Session 6/5/2013 2:15 PM "Testing Cloud Applications" Presented by: Bindu Laxminarayan Rackspace Brought to you by: 340 Corporate Way, Suite 300, Orange Park, FL 32073 888‐268‐8770 ∙ 904‐278‐0524 ∙ sqeinfo@sqe.com ∙ www.sqe.com

2. Bindu Laxminarayan Rackspace Bindu Laxminarayan is an ISTQB Advanced Level Certified Tester with experience in testing various products related to hosting solutions, retail, airlines, and security domains. She has experience in testing cloud applications, web applications and services, APIs-DLL, installation and de-installation, application features, and websites along with testing desktop and networkbased applications on various operating systems. The designer of several automation testing frameworks, Bindu is well-versed in a number of automation tools and has experience in performance testing for cloud applications. Bindu’s interests include root cause analysis, implementing strategies to achieve best quality, improving QA processes, and testing large scale systems.

3. Testing Cloud Based Applications: What’s different? What’s same? What s y Bindu Laxminarayan Rackspace • • • • • Traditional Hosting Why Cloud? Testing In Cloud Cloud Models Cloud Product Testing Agenda

4. • • • • • Shared resources Multiple failure reasons Poor performance No control Downtime Traditional Hosting Broad Network Access Rapid Elasticity Measured Service On-demand Self Service

5. • Scalability • High availability • Efficient resource utilization Why to Cloud? Cloud

6. • • • • Functional Performance Security Testing Compatibility Testing Testing Scope • • • • • Authorization Authentication Fail Over Testing Integration Testing System Testing Functional

7. • Performance • Load Testing • Stress Testing • Availability • Security Testing • Security Attacks • Network Attacks • Compatibility Testing Other Types of Testing • Service Models • IaaS • Paas • Saas • Deployment Models • Private • Public • Hybrid Cloud Models

8. • Virtual Machines , Servers, Storage, Load Balancers, firewalls • Utility based billing • Testing • Functional • Performance • Fail Over Testing Infrastructure As A Service • Operating System, Programming Language execution environment, webserver • Testing • Functional Platform As A Service

9. • • • • Software such as Email, Virtual Desktop Users do not need to install Need not worry about cloud infrastructure Testing • Functional • Authorization • Authentication • Compatibility Testing • Performance • Load • Stress Software As a Service Cloud

10. • Cloud Storage(Cloud Block Storage) Cloud Product • Functional • • • • • Individual functionality of storage unit Integration of storage unit with your existing system Authentication and authorized usage of information Usage Calculation Information on the usage to the customer Cloud Storage Testing(CBS)

11. • Performance • Determining the performance of the process to store/retrieval of information • CPU Utilization of the resources on high loads Cloud Storage Testing • Browser Compatibility Testing • System Compatibility Testing Compatibility Testing

12. • http://docs.rackspace.com/ • https://rackspacecloud.com/ • https://centrilogic.com/ References Thank you Bindu Laxminarayan

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