Cross Browser Testing Rules-Grid Program

The video tutorial explains how to set up and use Selenium Grid for remote test execution. It covers the configuration of node machines, running tests on remote nodes, handling test failures due to node mismatches, and ensuring proper setup for cross-browser testing. The tutorial also highlights the differences between local and remote test execution and provides troubleshooting tips for common issues.

What is the first step in setting up a node machine for testing?

• Open a browser

• Ensure no browser is open

• Run a Python script

• Install a new operating system

What is the main difference between local and remote testing in Selenium Grid?

• Local testing is faster

• Remote testing uses Desired Capabilities and Remote WebDriver

• Local testing requires more nodes

• Remote testing does not require a hub

What happens if a matching node is not found during remote testing?

• An error is thrown

• The test is skipped

• The test is executed on the hub

• The test is executed locally

What is the role of the Desired Capabilities class in Selenium Grid?

• To create a new browser instance

• To execute tests faster

• To define the properties of the node

• To manage browser cookies

Which of the following is necessary for executing tests on a node?

• Eclipse IDE

• Properly configured software like Java and Chrome

• A Linux operating system

• A minimum of 16GB RAM

How can you execute a test on a Firefox browser using Selenium Grid?

• By installing Firefox on the hub

• By using the ChromeDriver

• By setting WebDriver to FirefoxDriver and providing the geckodriver path

• By using a different programming language

What should you do if your test case needs to run on a node with specific software?

• Use a different testing framework

• Install the software on the hub

• Run the test locally

• Ensure the node has the required software installed