Genymotion Cloud on Azure is a suite of Android Operating Systems based on Azure server instances. It allows you to start any number of Android virtual devices instantly. Devices are compatible with Play Services; they can be customized and saved with your preferred parameters, configurations and applications, and shared with other users.
You can interact with the devices:
- Through its UI, directly in your browser, to use it like a real phone
- Through ADB and HTTPS API to script and automate any operations
Genymotion Cloud virtual devices come with a set of sensors (GPS, accelerometer, camera, battery, network quality, etc.) that allows you to simulate any situation, and they are rooted to provide unique control and clarity into the data and settings at any time.
Key Benefits
Genymotion Cloud seamlessly integrates with your existing infrastructure on Azure and is fully scalable: test sharding and parallel testing become easy when you can run as many devices as you want in just a click, without any waiting time.
Our Virtual Devices let you work on an Android Operating System without the need to maintain an actual Android infrastructure. You can now access an Android application or environment from any device (computer, tablet, phone, etc.) just as you would access a remote desktop: welcome to Virtual Mobile Infrastructure (VMI)!
It is a great fit for any of those use cases:
- Continuous Integration for Android applications testing
- Security & Performance Testing
- Mobile Threat Detection
- Synthetic Monitoring
- Production-like Demo, Training & Customer Support
Genymotion Cloud virtual devices can also be embedded into your own platform – build your own solution on top of Genymotion Cloud by leveraging Azure APIs.
Key Features
- Compatibility with Play Services and ADB
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
- HTTPS API
- GPS, Accelerometer, Camera, Battery, Disk Throttling, Network, Calls & Texts emulation
- Baseband configuration
Available on all Android versions and with customized screen sizes and resolutions.
Click on ‘Get It Now’ to start running Android as a Virtual Machine on Azure.
