During the prominent event, Digital Enterprise Show, taking place in Malaga, Virtual Cable, a leading manufacturer of desktop and application virtualization solutions, announced the release of version 3.6 of their UDS Enterprise software. This new version introduces a series of significant improvements in security, creating a more secure digital workplace environment for organizations.
The Meta Pools, integrated into UDS Enterprise, allow configuring a secure hybrid environment by joining all available platforms, both licensed and free and open source.
UDS Enterprise 3.6 incorporates native multi-factor authentication and an innovative Zero Trust configuration for seamless protection of organizations. In addition, Virtual Cable has collaborated with Amazon, Microsoft, and Huawei to boost the multi-cloud capabilities of their workplace digitization solution.
Virtual Cable is proud to announce that we are members of the Amazon Web Services alliance network. AWS Partner Network (APN) is a global community with more than 100,000 partners in over 150 countries. This action is part of our philosophy of offering maximum freedom and flexibility for our clients to choose the tools and solutions they wish to work with.
UDS Enterprise is compatible with the service Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) from Amazon Web Services (AWS). The team behind this software for desktop virtualization, virtual vApp, and remote access to devices has developed a connector that enables the interoperability of the two solutions. This new functionality allows you to manage and deploy Windows and Linux virtual desktops and applications hosted in the Amazon cloud from the UDS Enterprise control panel.
Automation testing, also known as test automation, is an evolving trend in the software industry. It helps to increase the effectiveness of software testing by enhancing execution speeds and coverage. It has replaced manual testing that takes a lot of time to execute.
Test automation does more than testing software. It analyzes the data entered into the system quickly and displays the results. It goes further to compare the expected and actual results before generating a detailed report. All this happens quicker than with manual testing, making it a preferred testing method.
A practice that’s also growing today is the use of virtual machines for automated testing. Quality Assurance (QA) teams use this method to reduce automatic testing costs. This article explains the reasons why your QA testing team should implement virtual machines for automation testing.
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