Rubber Cluster for Dynamic Selenium Grid (Opening Keynote)
summary
Describes building a dynamic, on‑demand Selenium Grid using Docker containers orchestrated by Mesos/Marathon to replace 15 static VMs and scale to about 120 concurrent sessions. Explains patching the Selenium standalone node to accept an external port so container host/port can be registered with the hub, and a pipeline that creates the grid, runs heavy test suites (many finishing in 2–10 minutes), then tears the grid down.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Opening keynote
- 3:09Fast test runs
- 10:09Infrastructure limits
- 14:24Dynamic sandbox
- 20:32Selenium Grid
- 26:36Implementation issues
- 32:16Solution and automation
- 42:16Summary
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