Posts Tagged "cloud"

New trend for 2013, move static code analysis to the cloud

Posted by Javier Salado on Nov 5, 2012 in Cloud computing, From the editor, Static code analysis | 0 comments

I’m sure that the cloud is not a new concept for most of you. Day in and day out you see new providers offering the different facets of cloud computing, IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. In the last couple of years I have seen many traditional software providers enbrace the cloud in its Software as a Service facet. Today you can find services out there to cover most enterprise’s needs, from mass mailing services to sales force automation and CRM.

ALM SQA Certification. Yes, you can do it in the cloud

Posted by Luis Doreste on Aug 23, 2012 in Application Lifecycle management, Cloud computing, Optimyth Software | 0 comments

In my previous article ALM SQA Certification. Would you do it in the cloud? I talked about the benefits of Software Quality Analysis and Measurement, how important it is to certify the quality in the Application Lifecycle Management  processes and explore the possibility of doing that analysis and certification in the cloud.

Today I’m going to focus on how that ALM SQA Certification service in the cloud looks like.

ALM SQA Certification. Would you do it in the cloud?

Posted by Luis Doreste on Aug 20, 2012 in Application Lifecycle management, Cloud computing, Software quality | 0 comments

In my previous article on this blog, ALM SQA Certification: The Optimyth Approach, I explained broad framework of Software Quality Analysis & Measurement and how we understand it here at Optimyth.

In this new article, I want to talk about a concrete Application example that is gaining momentum: Software Quality Assurance Certification in the cloud.

Cloud vs. On Premise. Who is the winner?

Posted by Juan Pablo Tejela on Jul 16, 2012 in Cloud computing, Optimyth Software | 0 comments

From time to time I like to stop for a second a think about those things that are part of our lives today, and we didn’t have, not so long ago. Years ago, you had to go to a branch office to do any banking operation. I remember when, even for a simple money transfer, you had to go in person to an office, wait in line to speak to a teller, fill up a form with a pen, sign and pick up your voucher; you had to bring the account numbers written on a piece of paper. All these, with crazy opening hours that made it very difficult for us mortals to physically go to the branch without sneaking out from work for an hour.

Is it possible to move your Quality Assurance Processes to the Cloud?

Posted by Juan Pablo Tejela on May 28, 2012 in Economics, Software quality | 0 comments

Cloud computing is a fact in any shape or form, IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. Nowadays you can run all your IT systems in a cloud ecosystems. From infrastructure to business applications. Even the application development life cycle can benefit from several services already available in the cloud. From source code management systems, to continuous integration systems and testing. Why not quality assurance processes including static code analysis?