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Research Issues for Software Testing in the Cloud

by: L. M. Riungu, O. Taipale, K. Smolander
In Cloud Computing Technology and Science (CloudCom), 2010 IEEE Second International Conference on (November 2010), pp. 557-564, doi:10.1109/cloudcom.2010.58  Key: citeulike:12093618

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Cloud computing is causing a paradigm shift in the provision and use of computing services, away from the traditional desktop form to online services. This implies that the manner in which these computing services are tested should also change. This paper discusses the research issues that cloud computing imposes on software testing. These issues were gathered during interviews with industry practitioners from eleven software organizations. The interviews were analyzed using qualitative grounded theory method. Findings of the study were compared with existing literature. The research issues were categorized according to application, management, legal and financial issues. By addressing these issues, researchers can offer reliable recommendation for practitioners in the industry.


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