Name: Scaling Selenium beyond Selenium Grid
Start: 2019-02-06T18:30:00-05:00
End: 2019-02-06T20:30:00-05:00
Location: Pendo

Selenium Grid has been the standard for parallelizing selenium tests for years. It's a great tool when moving from a single test to 10 parallel tests, but how does it handle 50? 100? 1000? Selenium-as-a-Service providers like Browserstack and Saucelabs can support that load, but at the cost of speed and... $$$$.

Fortunately, the open source community has created some tools and techniques for running your own grid "at scale" and the Selenium 4 release will contain some changes specifically to improve scalability.

In this talk, we'll start by discussing the anatomy of a selenium test in a CI system, demonstrate how the selenium grid replacements scale (and where they fail), and end with the changes coming in Selenium 4 to support massively parallel, concurrent tests.

John Hill is a Senior Automation Engineer at Ansible. A Triangle native, John has worked for local startups and enterprise organizations as a UI Test Automation Engineer with a focus on Test Automation Architecture. John is passionate about Open Source Software and User Driven Development.

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