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Selenium Grid Server Configuration

The document provides a comprehensive guide on setting up Selenium Grid for testing scripts across multiple desktop browsers in parallel. It details the configuration of the Selenium Hub and individual nodes for browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer, including necessary commands and code snippets. The document emphasizes the importance of independent node setups to ensure stability during testing.

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Selenium Grid Server Configuration

The document provides a comprehensive guide on setting up Selenium Grid for testing scripts across multiple desktop browsers in parallel. It details the configuration of the Selenium Hub and individual nodes for browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer, including necessary commands and code snippets. The document emphasizes the importance of independent node setups to ensure stability during testing.

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Selenium Grid Server Configuration HUB & Node Setup for Chrome, Firefox,
Safari & IE
Last updated: Mar 07, 2018 12:56

By Raj Pasupathy

Selenium grid lets you tests your scripts on different desktop browsers in parallel.

Selenium Grid Server Configuration Setup


Selenium grid lets you tests your scripts on different desktop browsers in parallel.

Download the latest required Selenium Server Standalone jar: [Link]

Download the latest Firefox/Chrome/IE & Safari Drivers: [Link]

/* Selenium HUB */
The hub is the main console that all the nodes will be connecting too. Therefore onces the HUB is started, firefox, IE & Chrome nodes can be connected
to the main hub. See below diagram to start the selenium Admin Hub. Note: Please run cmd as an administrator.

/* Specific Port Assign */


java -jar [Link] -port XXXX -role hub

/* Default Port 4444 */


java -jar [Link] -role hub

Starting Hub Node

Admin Console View


Shows the users of all the running nodes against the HUB. Initially there will be no firefox, IE or chrome nodes listed on the admin console view. See
sections below on how to start these nodes appropriately.

Console View URL: [Link]


Admin Console View

Shows all browser nodes attached to the Hub.

Connecting all Nodes to the HUB


Once the Admin hub is setup successfully, we can setup the individual nodes for IE, Chrome, Firefox & Safari respectively. My recommendation would be
to setup each browser node independently. The reason being is that if one node goes down, it doesn’t bring the other node’s down. Note: the below hub
starts a maximum instance of 10 browsers each. Please set the appropriate instance based on your hardware.

Setup all drivers with a single Node


A way to setup a single node connecting to a HUB.

IE, Chrome, Safari & firefox selenium NODE


java -[Link]=C:/eclipse/IEDriverServer/[Link] -[Link]=C:/eclipse/chromedriver/[Link] -jar
[Link] -port 5555 -role node -hub [Link] -browser "browserName=firefox, maxInstances=10,
platform=ANY, seleniumProtocol=WebDriver" -browser "browserName=internet explorer, version=11, platform=WINDOWS, maxInstances=10" -browser
"browserName=chrome,version=ANY,maxInstances=10,platform=WINDOWS"

IE Node Setup
java -[Link]=C:/eclipse/IEDriverServer/[Link] -jar [Link] -port 5555 -role node -
hub [Link] -browser "browserName=internet explorer,version=11,platform=WINDOWS,maxInstances=10"

Chrome Node Setup


java -[Link]=C:/eclipse/chromedriver/[Link] -jar [Link] -port 5556 -role node -
hub [Link] -browser "browserName=chrome, version=ANY, maxInstances=10, platform=WINDOWS"

FireFox Node Setup


java -jar [Link] -port 5557 -role node -hub [Link] -browser "browserName=firefox,
maxInstances=10, platform=ANY, seleniumProtocol=WebDriver"
All node Setup

Selenium Grid Server Code Access


The below java code snippet shows how to connect to all the nodes as all you need to do is provide the ip address of the VM where the node are
configured.

String ipAddress = "[Link]";


/* Firefox */
driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new URL("[Link] capability);
/* Chrome */
driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new URL("[Link] capability);
/* IE */
driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new URL("[Link] capability);

/* Code Snippet */
try {
if ([Link]().getParameter("browser").equals("firefox")) {
DesiredCapabilities capability = [Link]();
driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new URL("[Link] capability);
[Link]().timeouts().pageLoadTimeout(30, [Link]);
[Link]().timeouts().implicitlyWait(30, [Link]);
} else if ([Link]().getParameter("browser").equals("chrome")){
DesiredCapabilities capability = [Link]();
driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new URL("[Link] capability);
[Link]().timeouts().pageLoadTimeout(30, [Link]);
[Link]().timeouts().implicitlyWait(30, [Link]);
} else if ([Link]().getParameter("browser").equals("IE")) {
DesiredCapabilities capability = [Link]();
driver = new RemoteWebDriver(new URL("[Link] capability);
[Link]().timeouts().pageLoadTimeout(30, [Link]);
[Link]().timeouts().implicitlyWait(30, [Link]);
} else {
[Link]("Not able to set Driver object");
}
} catch (Exception e) {
[Link]();
}
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