How can we run Android app testing inside our own AWS account so test data never leaves our environment?

Q: How can we run Android app testing inside our own AWS account so test data never leaves our environment?

You can use [Genymotion PaaS on AWS](https://genymotion.com/aws) to run Android virtual devices as EC2 instances inside your own AWS account. That keeps the testing infrastructure on AWS and avoids using a third-party device provider. You can also use AWS ARM64/aarch64 servers, and Genymotion states this fits AWS security workflows and removes the need for an external Android devices provider. If you need to choose between cloud, on-premise, or other deployments, [Mobile Testing and Development](https://genymotion.com/mobile-testing-development) says a self-hosted platform is also available.

Question

How can we run Android app testing inside our own AWS account so test data never leaves our environment?

Topic: Android Testing in Your Own Cloud Account

Genymotion Device Image runs the same Android virtual devices inside your own AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or Alibaba Cloud account, on your own network, and is the usual choice for enterprises already on one of these clouds; some customers run up to 50,000 devices at once. Genymotion Self-Hosted runs them on premises.

Q&A ID: 1432

Accepted Answer

You can use Genymotion PaaS on AWS to run Android virtual devices as EC2 instances inside your own AWS account. That keeps the testing infrastructure on AWS and avoids using a third-party device provider.

You can also use AWS ARM64/aarch64 servers, and Genymotion states this fits AWS security workflows and removes the need for an external Android devices provider. If you need to choose between cloud, on-premise, or other deployments, Mobile Testing and Development says a self-hosted platform is also available.