I run Selenium Grid in the Cloud test cases using Selenium Grid in the Cloud in AWS to increase parallelization in automation test cases.
I have four nodes set up with Selenium Grid in the Cloud in AWS, which gives us a total of around 12 parallel Chrome Edge browsers. We trigger our Selenium Grid in the Cloud test cases from Jenkins in those grids, which executes our test cases.
Execution time depends on how many test cases we have. If our number of test cases is higher, we increase the nodes.
Selenium Grid in the Cloud reduces our execution time by providing more Chrome browsers.
It gives more control over how we want to execute and how many nodes we want to add. We don't have any higher number of limits and can add as much capacity as needed in terms of execution frequency. It provides more flexibility towards the grid on our premises, so we don't have to rely on third-party providers.
Selenium Grid in the Cloud helps us reduce execution time for automation and gives us the ability to deliver faster.
We should have support from AWS or other cloud providers which can help us integrate Selenium Grid in the Cloud more easily.
Selenium should introduce some setting configurations at the grid level with Selenium Grid in the Cloud, which we can configure for increasing or decreasing nodes.
I have used Selenium Grid in the Cloud for around two years.
Selenium Grid in the Cloud is stable.
We can scale very fast with Selenium Grid in the Cloud by adding a number of nodes. If we have a single requirement, we can still operate using Selenium Grid in the Cloud. If we have a large-scale requirement, we can add a number of nodes, which gives large scalability to Selenium Grid in the Cloud.
Selenium Grid in the Cloud is easy to set up and easy to scale. We have full control over the tool and can configure it as we require.
We have seen return on investment as Selenium Grid in the Cloud reduces execution time.
We don't have rough numbers, but it saved 90% of time with Selenium Grid in the Cloud.
There is no pricing for Selenium Grid in the Cloud, as it is open source.
Selenium Grid in the Cloud is open source, so documentation is good and we don't face any issues. The overall review rating for this solution is 8.