AIQ Cloud Architecture Overview
AIQ Cloud Architecture Overview
AIQ cloud deployments use controller, execution, storage, and integration components sized for the target workload. Exact architecture depends on the customer environment, deployment model, and AIQ release.
Core areas
- Controller services coordinate users, projects, executions, and reporting.
- Execution capacity is
aprovideddistributedby Test Nodes or equivalent worker resources. - Storage and data services retain configuration, execution results, and operational test
environment.data. - Networking, certificates, proxy rules, and integrations connect AIQ
hastoatheconsolesystems under test.
Operational checklist
- Document ports, domains, certificates, and
runtimeproxytorequirements. - Size
operateexecutionfunctionalcapacitytests,forload,the expected browser, service, mobile, or performance workload. - Monitor controller, database, and
performanceTesttestsNodeinhealthaduringdistributedhigh-volumenetworkruns. - Review
ofsecurity,TestNodes.access,Installbackup, andrunretention requirements with thetestsenvironmenton TestNodes in a Grid of servers in your QA lab, in a Cloud Test Provider, or a combination of both.owner.
Deploy your tests to run in Cloud Test environments from Appvance OnDemand, including Amazon Web Services (EC2,) GoGrid, Cloudbees, IBM Softlayer and CollabNET. Appvance OnDemand provides pre-built and tested machine image files. For example, the Amazon EC2 machine image (AMI) delivers a Test Node, Appvance Monitor, and fully optimized Java environment.
Last updated: JuneSeptember 26,18, 20232026
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