Dev/Test
June 18th, 2013 | Author: Gilad Lazarovich | Filed under: CloudShare, Dev / Test | Tags: API-based automation, automation environments, CloudShare, CloudShare API, Dev/Test, QA efficiency, testing with CloudShare, UI-based automation, Virtual Environments
CloudShare like many of our customers, is software. And as all you developers know, developing, debugging, and testing software has many parts. Because we are in the same boat as you, it would make sense for us to “eat our own dog food”, and use CloudShare to develop CloudShare.
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May 19th, 2013 | Author: Avi Karnon | Filed under: CloudShare, Dev / Test | Tags: agile development, CloudFolders, CloudShare, CloudShare API, CloudShare TeamLabs, Dev/Test, development and testing, Virtual Environments, Virtual Machine
We are excited to announce that CloudShare API is now GA.
If you are a developer, you can access CloudShare functionality through the CloudShare API. For example, you can create, launch and manage the lifecycle of your environments, automate your build and deployment processes, run automated testing or build your own workflows for utilizing CloudShare. The API lets you integrate CloudShare environments and features with your own applications.
February 9th, 2012 | Author: Heather Waterman | Filed under: CloudShare, SharePoint | Tags: CloudShare, Dev/Test, environment, SharePoint, VM Templates
Recently I had to get a SharePoint Foundation environment up pretty quickly to test a branding solution that was built for a client. Kris Wagner had always talked up CloudShare, so I decided to give it a try. Easy was not the word, it was easier than easy and now I am hooked.
Our company purchased a few licenses for CloudShare and I have to say this makes life easier for our IT gurus. They were frequently asked at the last minute to build XYZ in the cloud for this demo or this project. Now they can focus on more important tasks and the developers and I can spin up almost any environment needed in minutes.
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February 8th, 2012 | Author: Ilana Bercovitz | Filed under: CloudShare | Tags: Cloud, CloudFest, CloudShare, Dev/Test, Development, SharePoint, testing
Many of you may already be cloud computing experts. Some of you, however, may be more like me, and just catching on to the cloud phenom. The word “cloud” paints the lovely image of all of your things stored in the sky. I don’t know about all of you, but I actually picture my own personal cloud that I can pull down at any moment to gather my information. Well, let’s get real for a moment.
January 10th, 2012 | Author: Dan | Filed under: CloudShare, Demos & POCs, Dev / Test, SharePoint | Tags: Dev/Test, promotion, SharePoint, SharePoint Templates, testing
One of my twitter friends sent me this picture today, and wow did it strike a chord. Some people try too hard to be “The Most Interesting Man in the World”, many otherwise cautious and well intentioned SharePoint superstars like to test code, changes, and migrations on live data. Of course you or I would never do that, but some daring people like to live on the edge.
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September 27th, 2011 | Author: Chris Riley | Filed under: CloudShare, Dev / Test, SharePoint | Tags: best practice, Dev/Test, Development, SharePoint, testing
Good thing I love my CloudShare team, as I have to drive an hour and 15 minutes every day to reach them. To make this drive tolerable, I use radio. When I started I was listening to a syndicated radio station that kept me laughing the whole way into San Mateo. But recently the station was cancelled. Trembling in road rage fear, I quickly switched to a NPR station via Bay Areas KQED. What does that have to do with this post? I will tell you.
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September 13th, 2011 | Author: Chris Riley | Filed under: Demos & POCs, Dev / Test | Tags: Demos, Dev/Test, environment, SharePoint, SharePoint Templates, testing, Virtual Machine, Web Access
There are several instances you may need to access your CloudShare server from an external browser, without having to remotely log into your machine using RDP or Console access. This is especially useful if you’re showing customers a demo of your Web-based application or the QA team needs to test the Web interface. Well, we’ve had a feature called Web Access, which provides any-time Web access to your machines via a persistent Web address (URL).
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