It enables developers and testers to perform automated and manual testing of mobile apps and websites on real devices. Modern DevOps and Quality environments require apps to be tested on hundreds of device/OS/browser combinations. Managing an in-house device-lab is expensive, resource intensive, restrictive and very manual. Kobiton allows for instant provisioning of real devices for testing with automated or manual scripts, and also allows current on-premise devices to be plugged in to form a holistic testing cloud.
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What are some alternatives to Kobiton?
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CircleCI, Travis CI, Jenkins, TeamCity, Katalon Studio and 1 more are some of the popular tools that integrate with Kobiton. Here's a list of all 6 tools that integrate with Kobiton.