Some necessary adjustments to the SOA test work cloud

Dave Linthicum, who initiated the integration of cloud computing and SOA in the enterprise, has long advocated many practices, management, and governance practices, and we have found a service-oriented architecture that is easy to move to cloud services.

Test protocols are the same, however, Dave's cautious implementation of cloud formation in SOA testing practices may require some tweaking.
　　
1. Some tests require control of the code and platform. Therefore, we cannot do certain types of testing, for example, looking for the saturation point of the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13423.html > Cloud computing Platform, to determine the limits of scaling up, Or trying to decide how to destroy the cloud computer system.
　　
2. Testing usually does not extend to the off-premises system
　　
3. Cloud delivery services face greater legal problems. "We are testing the system, which is an agreed obligation to provide computer services to our architecture, so we need a way to verify that these services are now being delivered and coming into the future." ”
　　
4. Cloud computing is still very new. All of this is still a work in progress, and mistakes need to be compiled.
　　
Looking at cloud testing from another perspective: Recently Ken Ahrens A recent post, and the cloud itself provides an excellent test environment.

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