SOASTA Continues To Expand The CloudLink Community

Online, April 26, 2012 (Newswire.com) - On the long list of benefits that have been created through internet use is the concept of viable interactive online community. These communities are as diversified as the websites themselves and serve a vital role in the exchange of knowledge and information. SOASTA, the online leader in CloudTesting technologies, has set up the CloudLink community where registered users can participate in ongoing discussions delving into all aspects of the CloudTest platform. These dedicated forums are bringing together users from all around the globe at all levels of expertise.

"We've designed this community site to help you find the information and support you need as well as share ideas, best practices, and CloudTest product knowledge with your colleagues!" states the SOASTA website.

Among the topics covered on the CloudTest forum are installation and configuration, mobile app testing, functional browser testing, load test creation, test execution and management, analytic dashboards, and general discussion. As with any other type of bulletin board new users can post queries to the community at large and find incredible resources to help them navigate through the CloudTest realm.

The SOASTA CloudLink community goes beyond the forums and blogs by providing a comprehensive knowledge base of tutorials and references. Here users can walk through guides on how to create a performance test, understanding the analytic dashboard, test editing and test assembly. That is just a small sampling of the abundant topics on the knowledge base. Within each of those categories are varieties of webinar tutorials and how-to videos which get directly to the point of the matter.

Users are encouraged to contribute their own tutorials, blogs and other helpful information to be shared by the rest of the community. This is a knowledge base that will continue to expand as the technology improves and develops. Simply put, there is no greater resource of all things to do with the CloudTest then at the SOASTA CloudLink community.