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This Amazon Machine Image (AMI) provides a preconfigured Selenium WebDriver environment on Ubuntu with a graphical user interface (GUI). It includes sample code for executing Selenium scripts with the Tor browser in the Onion network. Access the virtual machine via RDP or VNC.
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Selenium with Tor Browser on Ubuntu with GUI
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Connect to Your Ubuntu instance with RDP
Deploy a Preinstalled Selenium WebDriver to Automate Tor
Running Selenium WebDriver on an EC2 instance is the easiest way to get started with Selenium in the cloud. This AMI offers a reliable, ready-to-use environment for test automation, web scraping, routine web task automation, and application monitoring.
Easily connect to the virtual desktop using RDP or VNC. Use the EC2 instance's public IP as the hostname and the instance ID as the initial password for both RDP and VNC. Log in with the username "ubuntu".
For seamless development and execution of Selenium scripts, the virtual machine comes with Visual Studio Code preinstalled. You can edit scripts directly in VS Code or transfer your files remotely using tools like WinSCP.
This AMI is designed to be minimal, containing only the necessary installations required to run Selenium WebDriver on a Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Key Features:
- Ubuntu-based with a lightweight Xfce GUI for smooth performance.
- Connect via RDP or VNC to interact with the GUI remotely.
- Self-configures at launch: Use the EC2 instance ID as the initial password for RDP/VNC.
- Automate the Tor browser in the Onion network.
- Preinstalled Visual Studio Code with sample Selenium scripts and language bindings for Python.
Watch our video tutorials to get started with this image:
- Connect to Ubuntu with GUI via RDP from Windows
- Connect to Ubuntu with GUI via RDP from Mac
- Transfer files between your PC and Ubuntu with GUI
- Transfer files between your Mac and Ubuntu with GUI
For further assistance, contact our expert cloud team via email at support@silverlining.cloud or through live chat on our website . Detailed documentation for this image is available here: https://www.silverlining.cloud/docs/aws/selenium-tor-ubuntu .
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Highlights
- One-click deployment of Ubuntu with a graphical user interface (GUI) to run Selenium scripts in both headless and non-headless modes. It comes preconfigured allowing you to automate the Tor browser in the Onion network.
- Easily access the Xfce desktop environment via RDP or VNC. Get started instantly with preinstalled Visual Studio Code, sample Selenium scripts, and language bindings for Python.
- Configured and supported by the SilverLining.Cloud team. Contact us via live chat on our website or email us at support@silverlining.cloud
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t2.medium Recommended | $0.015 |
t2.micro | $0.021 |
t3.micro | $0.021 |
c5ad.large | $0.021 |
inf2.24xlarge | $0.021 |
r6in.metal | $0.021 |
c5ad.8xlarge | $0.021 |
c7i.large | $0.015 |
m6in.32xlarge | $0.021 |
r6idn.xlarge | $0.021 |
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You pay by the hour for the EC2 instance type you run this image on. Pricing scales with the instance you choose, not with tiers or feature packs. Each listed dimension maps to a specific EC2 instance size, from small burstable types like t2.nano up to large compute, memory, GPU, and bare-metal machines. Larger or more specialized instances carry higher hourly rates. You pick one instance type at launch and only pay while it runs. There are no upfront costs, monthly minimums, or long-term commitments. Charges appear directly on your AWS invoice.
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Each unit is one running EC2 instance of the type you select at launch. You pay the software rate for every hour that instance runs. Running two instances bills two hourly rates in parallel. The rate reflects the instance size you chose, not the number of scripts or browsers you run.
Software charges meter running time only. A stopped instance does not accrue the hourly software fee. You still pay underlying AWS charges, such as storage for the instance's disk, while it is stopped. Charges resume when you start the instance again.
This uses a consumption-based model with no upfront cost, monthly minimum, or long-term contract. You pay per hour of compute while an instance runs. You can cancel the subscription anytime through the AWS Marketplace Console. Charges appear as native line items on your AWS invoice.
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Click here for detailed usage instructions with tutorials, screenshots, and troubleshooting tips.
Default Credentials for GUI connection:
- Username: ubuntu
- Computer Name: Public IPv4 address of your EC2 instance (e.g., 35.173.131.168)
- Password: Instance ID of your EC2 instance (e.g., i-0ed22c98429479e1c)
Connect with RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) to run the sample code:
- Launch your RDP client software on your local machine.
- Connect using the public IP address of your instance, on port 3389.
- When prompted, enter the username (ubuntu) and the password (your Instance ID). When connecting with Windows Remote Desktop Connection, go to "More Options" and select "Allow me to save credentials." This is the only way the app will prompt you to enter a password.
- Open the Tor browser and connect to the Tor network. Ensure the browser remains open while executing the test scripts.
- Launch Visual Studio Code from the Applications panel and select the preconfigured script.
- Execute the code by clicking Run and then selecting Run Without Debugging.
Connect with VNC (Virtual Network Computing) to run the sample code::
- Launch your VNC client on your local machine.
- Connect using the public IP address of your instance, on port 5901.
- When prompted, enter the password (your Instance ID).
- Open the Tor browser and connect to the Tor network. Ensure the browser remains open while executing the test scripts.
- Launch Visual Studio Code from the Applications panel and select the preconfigured script.
- Execute the code by clicking Run and then selecting Run Without Debugging.
We keep software installations to a minimum, and no sensitive data is stored on the virtual machine instance. If you encounter any issues or have additional questions, please refer to our documentation or reach out to our support team.
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