Selenoid Insights

What is Selenoid?

Selenoid is a powerful and open-source implementation of Selenium Hub that runs each browser in a separate Docker container. It allows for scalable and isolated browser automation, simplifying the execution of UI tests in parallel across multiple browsers and versions without environment conflicts. This makes it especially useful for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines where reliable and reproducible test environments are critical.

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What other technologies are related to Selenoid?

Selenoid Competitor Technologies

Appium

Appium is an open-source test automation framework for native, mobile web, and hybrid applications. It provides an alternative to Selenium Grid for mobile testing.

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Selenoid Complementary Technologies

Selenium

Selenoid is designed to be a more efficient and scalable implementation of Selenium Grid, so Selenium is a key part of it. Selenoid extends the functionality of Selenium Grid.

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Jenkins

Jenkins is a popular CI/CD tool. Selenoid can be integrated with Jenkins for automated testing pipelines to provide scalable browser environments for running tests. Selenoid can be deployed and managed using Jenkins.

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Docker

Selenoid relies heavily on Docker containers to provide isolated browser environments. Docker is essential for running and managing Selenoid.

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