BDD in Continous Delivery and Selenium Grid in AWS

• What we'll do:

We have two speakers presenting two topics.

• BDD in Continous Delivery Kushang Gajjar (Salesforce)
• Selenium Grid in AWS Alex Marchini (Constant Contact)

• Schedule

6:630pm - Meet/Greet/Snacks/Announcements
6:30-7:00 BDD in Continous Delivery Kushang 30 minutes
7-7:15 Q&A
7:15 - 7:45 Selenium Grid in AWS Alex Marchini 30 min
7:45 - 8:00 Q&A
8:00 Wrap up

• Abstract and Bio

BDD in Continuous Delivery:

As testing shifts left in an agile world, teams not only rely on the fast feedback of automated scenarios for continuous integration/deployment but also rely on exploring test scenarios before the feature is committed in the Sprint. In this session, let’s explore the power of BDD in Continuous Delivery, how to enable early reviews & faster feedback by producing executable specifications and living documentation, about 3-amigos and finally commit the releasable code.

Kushang Gajjar Bio

Over nine years of experience in test automation, an open-source contributor and a speaker. Kushang is currently an SMTS at Salesforce. He previously led Quality group at PayPal where he contributed to PayPal’s CI/CD initiative and contributed to open-source Selenium testing framework (nemo.js by PayPal), and developed an open-source BDD testing framework. Kushang is an active contributor to various Cucumber & Nemo.js plugins and owns well-known "cucumber-html-reporter" plugin.

Selenium Grid in AWS

This talk will cover our on-demand solution for running selenium grids on the AWS cloud. I’ll go over the benefits of on-demand grids, setting up docker images, using the AWS SDK to run grids, running tests against the grid, and ECS setup and cost optimization.

Alex Marchini Bio

Software Engineer in Test at Constant Contact for 2.5 years, doing a lot of work in the AWS space.