Run selenium automation testing in Docker

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on setting up Selenium automation testing within Docker containers. In this tutorial, we'll explore the seamless integration of Selenium with Docker, enabling efficient, scalable, and portable testing environments. Whether you're a seasoned QA engineer or just getting started with automated testing, this tutorial will walk you through the steps to implement Selenium within Docker, optimizing your testing processes.
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In our series of videos, we will introduce the basics of selenium automation testing for beginners, help beginners learn coding skills, and design and develop their own selenium automation test project. Learning and doing it by yourself is our goal. On our web site( www.admlucid.com) there is information about selenium automation testing, step-by-step guides and test projects which can be useful to your learning. You may check the source for our code on GitHub. We hope you enjoy the videos and that you can finish your own selenium automation testing project.

[@testautomation999]

As asked how to set up Firefox in Docker, enter commands: docker pull selenium/standalone-firefox; docker pull selenium/node-firefox-debug. And then Docker will give guiding commands to install Firefox.

[@bananaaaaaa]

Great video! It would be nice to see the code, if possible, to not have to type everything.

[@sheillaprosper7126]

Hello Sir, I'm trying to replicate what you did in this video, but the name of the IDE you used. Could you pls let me know the name?

[@testautomation999]

Thank you for watching the video. You may need IntelliJ Download and install IntelliJ: www.jetbrains.com/idea/download
and also need Docker.

[@GLR174]

Thanks for the interesting video. The usage of synchronized block is not clear though, i didn't analyze your code, but synchronized blocks are usually used to prevent concurrent access to the code inside this block, and it seems like even though you run tests in parallel, only one thread at a time is executed, while others are waiting for it to finish

[@testautomation999]

Thank you for watching the video and comments!

[@EmanuelSantana-lq3tw]

hey, thanks for the content. How can you proceed to use docker and to get the devtools? I saw you had a video about the devtools but not in docker.
I did the setup you showed for docker and the one for devtools, but things don't work. Do you know how to proceed with that? Thanks for your videos.

[@testautomation999]

Thank you! Sorry to delay replying. You may try to use "ChromeDriver driver = (ChromeDriver) new RemoteWebDriver(new URL(remote_url_chrome), options)" instead of "ChromeDriver driver = new ChromeDriver()"

[@nkpro9377]

Hello, I followed your guidance about the Selenium grid hub and node. I've almost done the example except for the VNC. After running the test, the session is automatically removed from the grid, so I can click on the camera icon. How can I fix it? Please give me the ideal. Thanks

[@testautomation999]

Thank you for watching the video. In my case, the session would be keeping for a while, after a while the session would be disappearing. I clicked on the icon to watch the processes when the test was running.