Overview
Katalon TestCloud is a cloud-hosted solution that provides on-demand, flexible, and secure multi-browser testing environments. TestCloud enables QA teams and developers to execute automated test scripts simultaneously across multiple browsers and operating systems, without having to set up or maintain physical testing resources or third-party configurations. Katalon users rely on the following solutions:
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Katalon Studio, to design and generate automated test scripts.
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Katalon TestOps, to orchestrate and obtain insights.
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Katalon Runtime Engine (KRE), to execute tests on CLI mode.
Now with TestCloud as part of the Katalon platform, users will be able to leverage an end-to-end testing workflow where they can design scripts with Studio, execute them using TestCloud, orchestrate the entire testing process, and gain insights using TestOps, all within the same Katalon account.
Highlights
- Test execution on different environments without need for setup or maintenance
- Execute tests conveniently on Katalon platform in combination with test orchestration
- Execute tests on mobile device
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
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Katalon TestCloud (Desktop & Mobile) | For everything in Desktop + browser testing on real mobile devices from Apple, Samsung, Google, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, and more. | $158.00 |
Katalon TestCloud (Desktop Browser Testing) | For running Katalon tests from anywhere on the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari, and IE across major operating systems. | $140.00 |
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All fees are nonrefundable
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assert myVar == true, if that assertion fails, the test should fail, always.
I seems like it works when my test doesn't have a @TearDown, sometimes. That worries me.
I'm struggling with default values of variables. I don't think neither everything should be a GlobalVariable, nor I should have to define the each argument as a variable. Maybe it's just me but I find myself doing a lot of copy-pasting. In terms of a "scope variables", JMeter got that right. I have N tests in a folder, I can define variables for these tests once.