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Overview: In the good old days, automation scripts were mostly record and playback! That was because most of the people who were doing automation were manual testers turned into automation engineers. It was rare to see a a good framework for automated testing. Now situation is completely different. Thanks to DevOps process – everyone understands the
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Overview: We already have seen few articles on Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile series. If you have not read the Part 1 to 3, I would request you to check below. Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile – Part 1 – Setting Up Tests & Dependencies Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile – Part 2 – Building Docker Image &
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Overview: Running automated regression on a daily basis as part of daily build is inevitable nowadays! It is cool to find & report the issues as soon as they are introduced. But it is very painful to maintain hundreds of automated tests & remote parallel execution! Once you have a huge automated regression test suite in place,
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Overview: This is Part 3 of Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile series. If you have not read the Part 1 & Part 2, I would request you to check below. Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile – Part 1 – Setting Up Tests & Dependencies Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile – Part 2 – Building Docker Image &
Overview: This is Part 2 of Selenium Docker Integration Through Jenkinsfile series. If you have not read the Part 1, I would request you to check here. In this part, Lets see how to create a Dockerfile, build an Image using Dockerfile and push the image to Docker hub for distribution. Udemy – Selenium WebDriver With Docker: TestAutomationGuru
Overview: We already have seen how to create a disposable selenium grid at run time using Docker. How To Create A Disposable Selenium Grid Infrastructure using Docker How To Create A Disposable Selenium Grid Infrastructure using Docker – Using Zalenium In this article, We are going to see how to run our automated tests inside
Overview: I have been using Docker a lot for my automated Selenium Webdriver test execution. I use Zalenium for the selenium grid. If you are not sure what Zalenium is, I would suggest you to take a look at this article first. Zalenium – Yet Another Dockerized Selenium Grid To dockerize your automated tests, check
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Overview: We all like chrome browser. Whether you like it not, It is the mostly used browser supported by the tech giant Google. I am huge fan of Chrome DevTools which helps me to play with locators, changing element style etc very quickly. Chrome supported headless mode testing from its version 59. Headless mode would