Tutorial - 08.11.2012
| 16:45-18:45 | What Test Engineers should know and do when they move into the cloud |
Ruud Teunissen, Polteq Test Services BV |
The cloud can deliver services over the Internet in three ways—software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Each of these approaches requires testers to focus on more than classical functional testing. Ruud Teunissen explores the new techniques and skills testers need to master for testing cloud services. Examples include testing for elasticity; testing fall back scenarios to guarantee continuity of business processes; testing for adherence to laws and regulations; and testing apps, web services, and the numerous platforms that need to be supported. Join Ruud and learn how to test these additional cloud requirements to get a grip on technical test issues, explore cloud services operations, and jump-start the broader scope of testing in the cloud. Take back practical approaches for tuning and tweaking your present test techniques to fly high in the cloud.
Ruud Teunissen, Polteq Test Services BV
Since 1989 Ruud Teunissen is employed in the testing world. He has performed several test functions in as well projects as organizations: tester, test specialist, test consultant, test manager. Ruud participated in the development of the structured testing methodology TMap® - the Test Management Approach for structured testing - and is co-author of several books on structured testing. Ruud is a frequent speaker at national and international conferences like EuroSTAR, STAREast, STARWest, QS-Tag, Brateste and the Dutch Testing Conference. As a trainer, Ruud delivers workshops covering most aspects of structured testing – amongst others on test effort estimation, product risk analysis, test design techniques, and test process improvement. As a test consultant Ruud is involved in several assignments focussing on implementing a more efficient way of working as well as changing to new approaches (f.e. Agile) and new technologies (f.e. SOA and Cloud).