Thank you Naveen. I was not clear on the Selenium Grid part. Now after watching your video I got the confidence. The passion with which you are explaining things is simple awesome.
hey Naveen. Thanks for this whiteboard learning session. This concept will really clear all the doubt of connected aspirants. Regrading the AWS part, I followed your videos, but left with the jenkins integration part. Can you please complete that playlist by adding part 5 aws video (Integration with jenkins) or if you have any link to redirect which would help learn that process ?
@Naveen Loved the explanation. In my opinion you the best in explaining selenium/frameworks etc. concept. Please continue the whiteboard series. Its amazing !!
Good informative. I have a question here when passing url to the remote web driver at the time of instance/object creation the ip address of EC2 instance keeps on changing when you start it every time so how many times you will going to change the IP address in the code and checkin the code after fetching IP of remote hub if it is on AWS/Azure/Different Server, how will you do on this?
you can get an elastic IP associated with the EC2 instance, best practice would be to avoid terminating the instance (which shouldn't happen if good practice is followed).
@@deek8744 I think good practice is to on node/pod only in the case when it is going to be used else there is no point on saving resources that's why cloud came into the picture. I think there is a concept of Pod/Node Horizontal scaling based on the requirement as soon as we reach to the benchmark it's create new Pod/Node on the fly and decomposed as we finished with the work, in this case docker container maintained and manage by K8s (Kubernetes). Thanks, best @NaveenAutomationLabs can describe it.
Hello Naveen, I have a question. Suppose in a test case I need to upload a file. Now, the file should be present in the server file directory (eg. container, browserstack)? or it can upload directly from local directory/git repo?
Naveen thanks for such e well descriptive session.. White board rocks! Please continue this concept. Also please continue to take sessions for exact implementation understanding.. U Rock! 🤘🏻
Try to make these kind of video where you will give the idea how it works so that we can search and implement it this will easy for you also and helpful for us
Naveen, one question. Let say I want to perform cross browser testing using selenium grid. In my existing framework, my driver initiliazation is common to all test cases. So in this case, First I have to change the DC configuration and run it on one browser and then have to change DC again to run it again. Is there any way I can run my entire testcases running at the same time on diffrent browser. How can I configure it ? Please explain.
Hi Naveen, Can we start the Selenium Grid setup using the Maven POM by adding selenium-server dependency to the pom file where we don't have to manually start the hub and nodes?
Hello Naveen.. Where the Chrome / IE / Firefox drivers need to be present (Grid/ Node or Local - where the script is present ? Also does node need to have any enablers other than browsers?
I am using my company laptop. Selenium hub and node is configured on the customer machine. As per the explanation here, both local, hub and node should be on same network. So in my case, if I connect VPN, will I be able to run the code in my local in Selenium hub???
Hi Naveen. I have question. Each and every node is having unique port number how we can handle port number in our code with respect to all node Could you please crate one video for the same ?
Great video, one doubt what if All 3 users push their code at same time, How all 3 executions would happen on EC2 at same time ?? How is it handled can you pls explain
Great teaching Naveen as always 👍. Could you please let me know in such a setup where do we host the Jenkins , is it in some separate VDI or another EC2 instance? What is the best practice?
I have one doubt..As naveen said that we have to give ip address of hub in our script but can anyone tell me where we have to provide ip address in our script? BDW thanks naveen ...you really made my life.
One like is not enough for these sought of explanantions. Nobody has explained in such a manner. Thank Youuuuuuuuuuuuu
Thank you Naveen. I was not clear on the Selenium Grid part. Now after watching your video I got the confidence. The passion with which you are explaining things is simple awesome.
Thoroughly enjoying your white board sessions! Feels like back to college mode :)
Thanks a ton for clearing basics so well. Much appreciated.
White board sessions are more interactive. Thanks for your video.
Very well explained in simple way with white board.. Great work.. thanks..
Thanks Naveen for taking session on whiteboard. Really helps in visualising and understanding the concepts.
hey Naveen. Thanks for this whiteboard learning session. This concept will really clear all the doubt of connected aspirants.
Regrading the AWS part, I followed your videos, but left with the jenkins integration part. Can you please complete that playlist by adding part 5 aws video (Integration with jenkins) or if you have any link to redirect which would help learn that process ?
@Naveen, your white board sessions are simply superb, Thanks a lot for the content you share regularly
New Way of Teaching ...
It's clear now !!
Liked it waiting more videos on this concept
@Naveen Loved the explanation. In my opinion you the best in explaining selenium/frameworks etc. concept. Please continue the whiteboard series. Its amazing !!
Super Naveen awesome explanation
This is exactly what I was looking for..!! Great session Naveen..!
Great Informative session Sir. Thanks for posting
Thanks Naveen for the whiteboard learning sessions.. Really helpful in understanding the concepts....
Loved it... Waiting for nxt topic.
Thanks...Naveen...New way of teaching...👍
Very well explained Naveen!
Thx sir for this
Very few ppl are doing this with full off intention that u do
Much more respect sir
Thankful for ur content 🤝💪🏻🧑🏻💻
Awesome learning, Naveen. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing Naveen.. Good to see the change 👍👍
Thanks for video this is really helpful it has cleared all my doubts now I know what i need to implement
My all-time favorite Naveen Sir!!! The way of teaching is awesome 👌👌👌
Superb sir
Bro, Your are the best.
Superb naveen..it was an amazing session..my concept got clear..could u plz do a same kind of session for appium also..it will be worthy enough...
It's a good approach liked a lot
Good informative. I have a question here when passing url to the remote web driver at the time of instance/object creation the ip address of EC2 instance keeps on changing when you start it every time so how many times you will going to change the IP address in the code and checkin the code after fetching IP of remote hub if it is on AWS/Azure/Different Server, how will you do on this?
you can get an elastic IP associated with the EC2 instance, best practice would be to avoid terminating the instance (which shouldn't happen if good practice is followed).
@@deek8744 I think good practice is to on node/pod only in the case when it is going to be used else there is no point on saving resources that's why cloud came into the picture. I think there is a concept of Pod/Node Horizontal scaling based on the requirement as soon as we reach to the benchmark it's create new Pod/Node on the fly and decomposed as we finished with the work, in this case docker container maintained and manage by K8s (Kubernetes). Thanks, best @NaveenAutomationLabs can describe it.
Thanks a lot for the beautiful session naveen.Kindly explain about shadow dom as well and automating it
Great Explanation.. thanks alot Naveen !!!!👍👍
Hello Naveen, I have a question. Suppose in a test case I need to upload a file. Now, the file should be present in the server file directory (eg. container, browserstack)? or it can upload directly from local directory/git repo?
You can put the file in your project package directly and try to upload that in your application as part of the test case..
Naveen thanks for such e well descriptive session.. White board rocks! Please continue this concept. Also please continue to take sessions for exact implementation understanding.. U Rock! 🤘🏻
Awesome, liked the new white board learning concept 👍😊
Naveen - thank you so much once again for the detailed video on this entire concept and architecture
ThanQ sir for good innovation❤️
Waiting for this topic from long time
Try to make these kind of video where you will give the idea how it works
so that we can search and implement it this will easy for you also and helpful for us
Thank you! Super informative
Thank you so much !! Really like white board learning !!
excellent tutorial
Naveen, one question. Let say I want to perform cross browser testing using selenium grid. In my existing framework, my driver initiliazation is common to all test cases. So in this case, First I have to change the DC configuration and run it on one browser and then have to change DC again to run it again. Is there any way I can run my entire testcases running at the same time on diffrent browser. How can I configure it ? Please explain.
Hi Naveen, Can we start the Selenium Grid setup using the Maven POM by adding selenium-server dependency to the pom file where we don't have to manually start the hub and nodes?
Hello Naveen.. Where the Chrome / IE / Firefox drivers need to be present (Grid/ Node or Local - where the script is present ? Also does node need to have any enablers other than browsers?
Driver executables should be present at the Client side means in ur project.
I am using my company laptop. Selenium hub and node is configured on the customer machine. As per the explanation here, both local, hub and node should be on same network. So in my case, if I connect VPN, will I be able to run the code in my local in Selenium hub???
you are awsome i like the way you explain really thank. you
Hi Naveen.
I have question. Each and every node is having unique port number how we can handle port number in our code with respect to all node
Could you please crate one video for the same ?
thanks good explained you cleared my confusion in this part
Great video, one doubt what if All 3 users push their code at same time, How all 3 executions would happen on EC2 at same time ?? How is it handled can you pls explain
Hello Naveen,
Can you please try to make a video on how to make selenium tests thread safe and run them parallel without any failure ?
Hi Naveen, Could you please make a video how to integrate AWS with Jenkins.
Bro..The practical implementation of this is shown under AWS playlist video 4 right?
Yes exactly
please do a whiteboarding session for explaining different exceptions in Selenium !!
can you make a video on jenkin pipeline please
Great teaching Naveen as always 👍.
Could you please let me know in such a setup where do we host the Jenkins , is it in some separate VDI or another EC2 instance? What is the best practice?
nice representation :)
Hi Naveen, could you please suggest me for Robot Framework reference.
Hi Naveeen, great session. Question: How’s selenium grid design different from what sauce labs does?
can you please create a vedio on this - How to Use REST APIs and Selenium WebDriver Together
nice video
Can anyone tell me what is the basic system requirement for running 10 browsers in a node in parallel
Hi naveen.. When will you start your new selenium n java batch..
Sept 1st week
Sir, please make a video on this exception "ElementClickInterceptedException"
Hey Naveen, could u please post a video on how to get freelancing job in automation and manual testing.
Can you please make a video on selenium WebDriver?
Thank you sir , it's clear now
✌👌
I have one doubt..As naveen said that we have to give ip address of hub in our script but can anyone tell me where we have to provide ip address in our script?
BDW thanks naveen ...you really made my life.
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