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 “Hey, Google, what is the current temperature right now“- Google Assistant “Hello Siri, can you add cheese in my shopping list”- Apple Assistant You must have communicated at least once with either one of the above-listed assistants and that is why I added them in my today’s sharing session. They serve as an amazing example of a well built and stable chatbots and every one among us have used them. In today’s article, I will be discussing all about, what are Chat bot’s / automated messenger’s service, how can you test them and all other parameters associated with handling them from a QAs perspective. A chatbot is the most trending innovation from 2017 and progressing. I have tested some of the top companies offering these services like Zendesk, LivePerson, Slackbot, Facebook bots, and others. If you haven’t got the opportunity to explore this industry, allow me to share the experiences. What is a chatbot A conversational interface, computer program mimicking as a user using

We use online services on a daily basis. It can be as small as sending an MMS, reading an email, listening to music, playing a game, etc. All these online services are possible because of cloud computing services. Today’s topic is all about knowing SaaS applications and how we can test these types of applications. But before learning about SaaS applications, we need to know what cloud computing is. Let’s get started. What is a cloud service? Cloud service or cloud computing means all the services i.e. the servers, storage, databases, network, application, reporting, etc. of an application are hosted over the internet. The companies which offer cloud computing are referred to as cloud providers. What can be done by Cloud computing? Following tasks can be accomplished via cloud computing: Create new apps & services Store/back up data In case of disaster, recovering the data Deploy applications Video , audio streaming Analyze data Type of Cloud Computing services There are 3 types of