AWS Device Farm vs pCloudy

Overview

AWS Device Farm

Stacks76

Followers180

Votes5

pCloudy

Stacks16

Followers21

Votes0

Detailed Comparison

AWS Device Farm	pCloudy
Run tests across a large selection of physical devices in parallel from various manufacturers with varying hardware, OS versions and form factors.	It is a smart mobile app testing solution that lets developers ensure their users enjoy a smooth and consistent experience. With it, developers can access manual and automated testing options to facilitate the swift debugging of their applications.
Test on the same devices your customers use; Fix issues faster and delight your users; Simulate real-world environments; Choose the tests that work for you; Integrate with your development workflow; Test with confidence;	Device Pool; Test Automation Scripts; Parallel Scripts; Direct CI Testing; Functional Issues Identification; Bug Reports; CPU Utilization Tracking; Memory Consumption Tracking; Battery Drainage Tracking; Real Network Testing; Field Scenarios Simulation; App Debugging
Statistics
Stacks 76	Stacks 16
Followers 180	Followers 21
Votes 5	Votes 0
Pros & Cons
Pros 3 1000 free minutes 2 Pay as you go pricing Cons 1 You need to remember to turn airplane mode off 1 Records all sessions, blocks on processing when done	No community feedback yet
Integrations
No integrations available	Jira Apache JMeter Selenium Eclipse Appium Android Studio Jenkins Espresso.js

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BitBar

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Appium

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Gatling

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BlazeMeter

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Apache JMeter

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