Real Devices Farm to Pay as you Go!
Overall Satisfaction with AWS Device Farm
AWS Device Farm is mainly used by the Research and Development Department in our organization. We use it before going live with our product to test and make sure that our applications are working properly through different Mobile Devices with different Operating Systems, OS Versions, Screen Resolutions and different Mobile Devices. Instead of building a full devices lab along with maintaining all kinds of devices like Mobiles and PCs and Tablets which can be very expensive, we can use AWS Farm as per our need and pay as we go. Also, sometimes we use it to conduct performance tests on our application by simulating different users using different devices.
Pros
- Integration with CI/CD Pipeline
- Diversity in Real Devices over the Cloud
- Pay as you go option
- Reproduce Issues and easily collect all kinds of logs
Cons
- It can be a little bit costly if you use it heavily
- Test Execution results report can be better
- User Interface needs some Improvements to make it easier to use
- Pay as you go
- Diversity in the real devices which covers customers devices easily
- Ease of Integration with CI/CD Pipelines so we can utilize Automated Scripts
- Builds more confidence in the End Product as you validate how it behaves across different devices
- The only downside is that it can be expensive if you use it without caution
In my opinion, AWS Device Farm is a very good overall choice but it lacks some tester-friendly features when compared with the competition, for example, having built-in Appium Inspector, Testing using Emulators, Headless Testing, and Visual Testing. But AWS Farm is better in terms of the Real Devices diversity with an Option to Pay as you go. I would highly recommend using AWS Device Farm as your lab over the cloud.
Do you think AWS Device Farm delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with AWS Device Farm's feature set?
Yes
Did AWS Device Farm live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of AWS Device Farm go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy AWS Device Farm again?
Yes
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