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A case study for a novel framework for cloud testing

Cloud Testing is a critical part of cloud computing, a new direction in information technology. Cloud-based testing is more efficient and effective than traditional methods [11]. Cloud testing comes to reduce cost of this activity. A cloud application case study has been performed in this paper. At first, we introduce a new framework for cloud testing that includes four components, application analyzer, test case generator, test execution, and test result. The first step in this process is to analyze the application. The test case generator generates test cases from a test library, and executes the test cases dynamically. After obtaining an adequate test suite, the test execution enforces each test case and records the corresponding output. The test reports synthesize the test results of different test suites. The framework is capable to run autonomously.