This project is in initial stage of development and stability tests. You are welcome to try out and report issues at https://github.com/segrid/sgr/issues. All issues will be attended to promptly. Source code will be made public in due course.
This is a project developed by testers who have used selenoid for a very long time are are impressed with the stability of the project. We intend to 10x the power selenoid provides, by adding auto scaling using instances across AWS/ Azure/ GCP cloud providers.
SeGrid Router enables auto scaling selenoid grid by managing launch and termination of cloud instances automatically based on demand. This include self installation of ggr and selenoid without any manual steps needed.
You can chose to either launch a pre-configured machine from AWS marketplace, OR install manually on a pre-launched ubuntu instance.
While launching instance, you MUST chose an IAM profile which allows to launch/ terminate/ start/ stop/ describe instances. This is required as SeGrid router process will manage these instances automatically at runtime.
Security groups chosen should allow access on 8080, 8082, 4444 and 4445 ports.
Head over to product page and launch an EC2 instance.
Launch latest stable ubuntu based instance and run following commands to setup:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/segrid/sgr/main/install.sh -o install.sh
sudo /bin/bash ./install.sh
Once installation is complete, application will be accessible at http://<private-ip>:8080/segrid/. URL to be used with webdriver is also displayed on dashboard.
| Configuration | Values | Default | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| InstanceType | Type of cloud instance to launch | same as initial instance launched | If you are changing, use an instance that has CPU:Memory in 1:2 ratio, e.g. 4cpu, 8gb instance |
| Scaling Mode | MANUAL - instances should be prelauched/ started before triggering test execution | MANUAL | |
| AUTO - automatically start/ stop/ launch/ terminate instances | |||
| Init Script | bash statement that will be executed, everytime a new instance is launched | This can be potentially used to preconfigure instances, as such mounting an nfs drive, and then using folders on it to configure selenium logs and video locations |