Bulletproof Selenium Cluster. Part 1
summary
How to build a fault-tolerant, scalable Selenium cluster in the cloud using Selenoid and Ggr. Shows setting up multiple Selenoid nodes on virtual machines, configuring them to send logs and recorded videos to S3-compatible storage, running multiple Ggr load balancer instances as a single entry point, and handling VNC and video recording in the cluster.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Selenium cluster setup
- 3:59Traditional Grid issues
- 7:51Selenoid benefits
- 10:03Talk plan demo
- 11:04Selenoid setup on DigitalOcean
- 13:39VM contents
- 14:44Chrome DevTools Protocol
- 16:42VM setup new region
- 17:48Browser updates
- 19:17Simple test on Selenoid
- 21:05Video logs recording
- 23:00Viewing video logs JSON
- 24:51Selenoid GUI
- 26:56Manual testing with Selenoid
- 29:47Chrome DevTools Protocol in Selenoid
- 32:57Demo Chrome DevTools Protocol
- 36:18Q&A
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