Infinite Space for Your Tests
summary
A Jenkins-on-Kubernetes CI pipeline with a corporate autoscaling Selenium grid using AWS spot instances runs about 250,000 tests per day and completes full suites in 2–3 hours by scaling to thousands of parallel sandboxes. The implementation uses Karina test framework, Zafira reporting, and a Selenite-based executor, with autosizing, noisy-job recovery, and production reliability to reduce cloud costs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:08Test infrastructure goals
- 7:47Local farm scaling issues
- 14:56Cloud transition and Spot
- 23:34Limitations and solutions
- 27:57Kubernetes and Jenkins
- 33:39Results and achievements
- 38:44Q&A
- 43:01Closing
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