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AWS Device Farm vs HttpMaster

AWS Device Farm
8 Ratings
HttpMaster
2 Ratings

AWS Device Farm

8 Ratings
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Score 10 out of 100

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HttpMaster

2 Ratings
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Likelihood to Recommend

AWS Device Farm

This is the best solution I have found to trail run software before it is deployed across a large number of users and a large variety of device types. We have Windows, Mac OS, Android, and iOS devices. Android alone has a ton of OSs. This helps save time and test functionality across the board.

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HttpMaster

If you're looking for a tool for building and running integration tests for API apps or other website/web services, HttpMaster is the way to go. A nice feature it offers is a free version, so you can see if it'll suit your needs before paying for it. An instance where it may not be the best option is if you're needing to build and run security tests, or requirements-based testing.

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Pros

AWS Device Farm

  • 100% compatibility with the installed user base. No simulation, but real results.
  • Integration with Jenkins and other CI/CD tools.
  • A considerable amount of device types available. Again, real devices in the cloud!

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HttpMaster

  • Automated RESTful service testing.
  • Automated API app testing.
  • Automated website testing.
  • Parallel Execution.

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Cons

AWS Device Farm

  • Cost and price is always a concern
  • Can be a bit clunky for the staff using the service.
  • Sometimes, misses issues with iOS devices.

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HttpMaster

  • Introductory tutorials/examples/training.
  • MacOS support.
  • Json formatting support.

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Usability

AWS Device Farm

AWS Device Farm 10.0
Based on 1 answer
The users have no issue. The IT staff have learned to work with the software with the help of AWS support. I find it very effective. Could it be easier? Of course. That doesn't mean this isn't a great solution. I would recommend it to anyone based on usability. Overall, it is easy enough to use.

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HttpMaster

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Support Rating

AWS Device Farm

AWS Device Farm 10.0
Based on 3 answers
We had the enterprise support with AWS, so overall support experience was good with great engineers on the back providing answers. As you may know, overall AWS support is different and this is not different. Responses through the regular web support channel came easily, fast and accurate. We had questions/issues which were solved fast. Documentation is good as well, especially around the test automation pieces.

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HttpMaster

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Alternatives Considered

AWS Device Farm

This is the only solution I have used from device farming. From that perspective, I would purchase it again. I think this is a great solution for a large, diverse organization looking to mass deploy and manage software and devices. We selected this software because we have had great luck with other AWS services.

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HttpMaster

Other honorable mentions are Paw, Insomnia Rest Client, and HTTPie. The reason we selected HttpMaster was primarily due to its ease-of-use. It's a very easy tool to set up, it has a nice UI, it offers a free version for trial purposes, and, similar to other tools, it can do all the testing we need for our applications.

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Return on Investment

AWS Device Farm

  • Reduced the amount we spent on physical devices by > 90%.
  • Enabled real CI integration even when running E2E test scripts using mobile phones.
  • Helped us to improve overall App stability and rating - fewer crashes (80% to 99% of sessions crashless) and 75% rating increases on apps.

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HttpMaster

  • Increased efficiency -- from ease of use.
  • Increased reliability -- from more thorough tests.
  • Automated test suites.

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AWS Device Farm

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Pricing Details

AWS Device Farm

General

Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No

AWS Device Farm Editions & Modules

Edition
Pay-As-You-Go$0.171
Unlimited Testing$250.002
Private Devices$200.002
Pay as You Go - Desktop Browsers$0.0053
  1. per device minute
  2. per month
  3. per instance minute
Additional Pricing Details
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HttpMaster

General

Free Trial
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level set up fee?
No

HttpMaster Editions & Modules

Edition
Express$01
Professional$991
  1. per user
Additional Pricing Details
Lifetime license is available for Professional Edition.

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