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Selenium 4.0 LATEST Features, Docker & AWS Integration

11h 4m 25s
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Learn and master the Selenium 4.0 WebDriver with its latest W3C features, Chrome DevTools protocol, and Grid 4 integration using Docker. Dive into Jenkins CI/CD pipelines and explore AWS EC2 instance integration. This course covers all major updates and enhancements, positioning itself as one of the biggest Selenium 4.0 courses in the industry.

New Selenium 4.0 Features

Major Enhancements

  • All New Relative Locators
  • Elements Screenshot
  • Full Page Screenshot
  • Tabs and Popups
  • Full Screen and Minimizing Window
  • Actions Class Changes
  • Change in Wait
  • Element Size
  • Has Authentication
  • Print to PDF

Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP)

Explore the following capabilities enhanced by the Chrome DevTools Protocol:

  1. Handle SSL Certificates
  2. Mock Geolocations
  3. Emulate Device Screen Dimensions
  4. Block Network Requests
  5. Testing Slow Network / Network Speed
  6. MOC TimeZone Values
  7. Get Console Logs
  8. Access Header Information
  9. Customize Headers
  10. Test Network Performance
  11. Modify User Agent
  12. Retrieve URL Information for Requests and Responses

Additional Features

Another noteworthy feature is the new Page Load Strategy, facilitating smoother and more efficient browsing.

Selenium Grid 4 and Docker Integration

Gain a detailed understanding of Selenium Grid 4, including its configuration and integration with Docker. Learn how to execute tests in parallel and record video outputs of your test executions.

AWS Integration for Cloud Testing

Discover how to integrate Amazon Web Services (AWS) to execute Selenium tests on cloud platforms, enhancing scalability and reliability.

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#1: Introduction to the course
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1
Introduction to the course Demo
03:50
2
Important to know before getting started with the course
04:36
3
What is Selenium?
07:27
4
Difference in Selenium 1, 2, 3 & 4 versions
12:45
5
Selenium 4 Walkthrough with Updates and New Features
08:41
6
The new Selenium IDE
05:08
7
Pre-requisite
04:39
8
Install JDK - Windows
03:52
9
Install JDK - MAC OSX
03:51
10
Install Maven - Windows
02:00
11
Install Maven - MAC OSX
09:50
12
Installing Eclipse IDE
02:08
13
Running the first test via Manual Jars
09:30
14
Mapping the API Code
07:25
15
Automating Dependency and browser executables via Maven
10:12
16
Configuring other browsers - Firefox and Edge
04:38
17
Understanding the WebDriver API Doc
23:00
18
Getting started with Handling Elements
16:35
19
Minimizing, Maximizing and Full Screen window
03:45
20
Handling Sync issues - ImplicitWait
22:57
21
Handling Sync issues - ExplicitWait
08:00
22
Handling Sync issues - FluentWait
09:43
23
Relative Locators - Above, Below, RightOf, LeftOf and Near
15:08
24
Chaining Relative Locators
04:25
25
Relative Locators with Multiple Elements
04:37
26
Capturing Element's Screenshot
07:16
27
Capturing Page and Full Page Screenshot
11:26
28
Understanding Xpath in Depth - Part 1
41:41
29
Understanding Xpath in Depth - Part 2
21:04
30
Understanding CSS in Depth
13:56
31
Tools for Generating Xpath and CSS
10:30
32
New Feature - Switching to the Parent Frame
12:08
33
New Feature - New Tabs and Windows
11:47
34
New Feature - Handling Basic Authentication
05:16
35
New Feature - Printing to PDF
07:29
36
New Feature - Browser Options / Capabilities
12:13
37
NEW Feature - Getting the Element's Coordinates through Rectangle class
04:38
38
Enhancements in Actions API and FindElement method
09:53
39
Introduction to Chrome DevTools Protocol
03:47
40
Handling SSL Certificates
04:23
41
Mocking GEO Locations
05:11
42
Simulate Device Views
06:10
43
Blocking Network requests
03:22
44
Running test on a slow network
06:07
45
Override Time zone values
03:22
46
Chrome console logs
09:14
47
Capturing Request and Response Headers
09:39
48
Get URL and Status for each request and response
02:39
49
Adding Custom headers
03:21
50
Changing the browser User Agent
05:06
51
Enable Performance Metrics
05:32
52
Page Load Strategies - Normal, Eager and None
11:22
53
Understanding the Grid 4 Architecture
08:45
54
Configuring Ubuntu virtual machine
06:37
55
Running as a standalone Grid
08:40
56
Running test cases in parallel
14:11
57
Hub and Nodes
06:43
58
Distributed
07:33
59
What is Docker?
08:49
60
Docker on a Standalone mode
08:37
61
Docker for Hub and Nodes
03:28
62
Docker for Hub and Nodes with Docker compose
08:37
63
Docker compose for Fully distributed
09:45
64
Docker Selenium Grid 4 with video recording feature
05:47
65
Introduction to Amazon Webservices Cloud platform
13:15
66
AWS EC2 Configuration
17:23
67
Configuring Docker on AWS Cloud
10:45
68
Running Parallel test using Docker Compose
07:35
69
Deleting all resources to avoid any charges
04:24
70
Building the EC2 Instance from scratch
19:38
71
Continuous Integration using Jenkins and GIT on EC2 Instance
18:51
72
Fixing the docker compose issue
02:02
73
CI / CD - Jenkins pipeline
04:22
74
Configuring the Pipeline
08:22
75
Running the pipeline from Jenkinsfile
03:02
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