Android DevOps: Espresso on Genymotion in AWS
summary
A bank’s CI setup on AWS uses Genymotion on Demand to run tens of thousands of Espresso UI tests per day, with sharded test suites, video recording, and JUnit reports to shorten build time and track cost and coverage. The system handles Android OS and screen fragmentation and flaky open‑source library behavior after toolchain updates, built with Gradle, TeamCity, CloudFormation, Bash, Python, Groovy and Artifactory; future plans include adding Appium for upgrade and stress testing.
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- 0:00Android DevOps testing
- 10:30Genymotion in AWS setup
- 25:08Espresso UI test config
- 35:22Running tests and results
- 45:13Troubleshooting best practices
- 47:20Q&A
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