One of the key features of AWS is that any business owner will only be charged for the hours that the application/web server has been online and active. Lets say you have an internal application that is used by the staff only during business hours (9am – 5pm Monday to Friday). If there is no…
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AWS Hybrid Cloud Testing – Part 2 – Host Static Website on S3 Bucket
[This post has been revised with new content] Because of how inexpensive s3 buckets are for storing/retrieving objects, it has become a very attractive option for hosting static websites. Examples of static website are like this blog site, sites with information and so forth. There are mainly two ways to host a static website in…
AWS Hybrid Cloud Testing – Part 1 – 2 Tier application on EC2 instance and RDS
In this series of posts, I will discuss how to test AWS Hybrid cloud infrastructure and applications. In this Part I article, I will focus on 2 tier application deployed on EC2 instance and RDS. By 2 tier, I mean the application has a web layer or web server and has a database (in this…
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I have said it often enough: The era of black box testing is over! The pace at which technology is evolving and business is moving towards a micro-service based architecture, as a test analyst you need to evolve too. AWS is the prime candidate, The fact that AWS provides all the infrastructure at a very…
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