- open via http://localhost:8080/#/
Please check the following:
- You have enableVNC = true capability in your tests (
options.setCapability(“enableVNC”, true)
) - You are using browser images with vnc in their name, e.g. selenoid/vnc:firefox:58.0.
You can set session name by setting capability “name” (options.setCapability(“name”, testName)
);
Note: To be able to use this feature, you should have video-recorder image. If you don’t, please use the command below to pull image:
$ docker pull selenoid/video-recorder
Selenoid has a video recorder, you can activate it by passing enableVideo capability as true
options.setCapability(“enableVideo”,true)
Videos are stored under ~/.aerokube/selenoid/video
video name, frame rate, video screen size and video frame rate are also adjustable.
videoName : string
videoScreenSize : string
videoFrameRate : int
No, we did not implement this feature intentionally. We consider that all such cluster maintenance tasks can influence performance and stability when done automatically
Default maximum parallel session limit is 5 (edit from me: but it's still runs only one thread?), but as you know, we can override this value. At this point, the critical question comes to mind. How many tests can I execute in parallel?
Aerokube suggestion for the max parallel session is the number of cores * 1.5 – 2