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VikramVI
Feb '15

Hi All,

I came across below , if anything missed please add and also kindly share your experiences related to cloud mobile testing services

  1. SauceLabs
  2. BrowserStack
  3. TestObject
  4. PerfectoMobile

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Vikram

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Abhay_Bharti
Mar '15

Is there any open source cloud service, which we can configure private mobile lab?

1 month later
VikramVI
Apr '15

I doubt if someone wants to make it open source as this service costs lots of money.

Pratyush
Apr '15
Abhay_Bharti

I haven't seen any open source cloud service. All these services are paid and they generate income on the basis of that. However, you can always develop your very own cloud service :stuck_out_tongue:

16 days later
Ethan_Close
May '15

I used appThwack this week. Setup was fairly easy, just swap out some desiredCapabilities values.

13 days later
Ricardonacif
May '15

Did anyone had success using Appium with Browser Stack? I tried but it was all buggy.

11 months later
UD
Apr '16
Pratyush

Pratush,

Did you get a chance to build any in-house mobile lab?

Does anybody have pointers to how we can build our own in-house mobile lab than relying on cloud based platforms where the charges are too high. When i say in-house mobile lab, it is not just 1-2 devices, but scale maximum of 5-10 devices(Max.).

Some clients have budget constraints but they are fine with testing focused on couple of devices. They also wanted their mobiles accessed from both Onsite and Offshore model.

Can anybody please share if you have any thoughts.

Thanks,
Uday

21 days later
Pratyush
May '16

Hey UD,

We did experiment with our own cloud-based testing framework. It's something like what Amazon has done with their Device Farm. It's not very stable. However, I can not indulge into the details of the same due to company policies. :stuck_out_tongue:
Although, not really sure how you can access mobile phones from offshore. That would be quite a challenge.

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1 year later
gchauhan
Jul '17
VikramVI

Did anybody try SeeTest from Experitest?I am trying to evaluate a cloud solution which can support non ui testing(uisng adb commands and shell commands).

1 year later