AWS Device Farm
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AWS Device Farm
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#2I was hoping this would be a Raspberry Pi farm!
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#3Didn't Google introduce something similar to this at IO a few weeks ago?
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#4Why Amazon and not solutions from other mobile-focused platforms?
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#5Why Amazon and not solutions from other mobile-focused platforms?
Care to list any of those alternatives? I imagine a lot of companies will use Amazon's device farm simply because Amazon is so well-known.
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#6Curious about what the built-in, no-scripting-required test suite can do. I wonder if this is what the app reviewers for the Amazon Appstore have been using.
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#7Didn't Google introduce something similar to this at IO a few weeks ago?
Yes, Google announced Cloud Test Lab[1] in this year I/O
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#8Why Amazon and not solutions from other mobile-focused platforms?
Care to list any of those alternatives? I imagine a lot of companies will use Amazon's device farm simply because Amazon is so well-known.
The primary reason to use an alternative is iOS support.
http://keynote.com/solutions/testing/mobile-testing
http://mobileportland.com/device-lab
etc.
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#9Amazon is coming for Google's [Cloud Test Lab](https://developers.google.com/cloud-test-lab/) and [Nativetap](https://beta.nativetap.io/).
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#10Pretty interesting. Now, we have more choices.
The other day, I've found this project on Github called OpenSTF[1] which allows you to set up your own devices labs. It's pretty interesting and I've got to try yet.
Generally, I'd prefer to set up my own device labs rather than testing with 3rd party services. It depends on your target market. For us, the apps we made are target for the local market (people and devices). And the phones sold in our market are different with the phone sold in States and I don't expect to have some China devices to be available on 3rd party services.