Working with Selenium Grid

Explore how Selenium Grid works to distribute Selenium WebDriver tests across multiple nodes for parallel execution. Understand the hub-node architecture, how to start and configure the grid, and the common limitations such as complexity, limited control, feedback delay, and lack of automatic test reruns. This lesson equips you to implement parallel testing and recognize challenges in Selenium Grid setups.

We'll cover the following...

- Selenium Grid
  - Selenium grid hub
  - Selenium grid node
- Issues with Selenium grid
  - 1. Complexity
  - 2. Very limited control
- - 3. Lack of feedback
  - 4. Lack of rerun

1.Getting Started

2.Working with Locators

3.Working with Hyperlinks

4.Working with Buttons

5.Working with Text Fields and Areas

6.Working with Radio Buttons and Radio Groups

7.Working with Checkboxes

8.Working with Select Lists

9.Page Navigations and Browser Management

10.Assertions

11.Working with Frames

12.Working with AJAX

13.Working with File Uploads and Pop-Up Dialogs

14.Debugging Test Scripts

15.Testing Data

16.Working with Browser Profiles and Capabilities

17.Working with Advanced User Interactions

18.Working with HTML5 and Dynamic Websites

19.“What You See Is What You Get” HTML Editors

20.Leverage Programming

21.Optimizations

22.Gotchas

23.Appendix A: Miscellaneous

24.Appendix B: Installations

25.Wrapping Things Up

Working with Selenium Grid

Selenium Grid