Bulletproof Selenium Cluster. Part 2
summary
Shows how to build a fault-tolerant, scalable Selenium cluster in the cloud using Selenoid as a replacement for Selenium Server. Steps include deploying multiple Selenoid nodes on VMs, configuring them to upload logs and recorded videos to S3-compatible storage, running multiple Ggr load balancer instances as a single entry point that distributes load across nodes, and handling VNC and video recording in the cluster.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:42What is S3 and why use it
- 11:45Building Selenium with S3
- 16:50Setting up S3 storage
- 21:34Test and upload check
- 24:57Classic Selenium Grid issues
- 28:54Google Router for balancing
- 30:21Installing balancer
- 37:17Running tests via balancer
- 39:08Fault-tolerant cluster
- 40:13Summary & Q&A
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