Summary

We learned a lot in this chapter about how we can set up Selenium Grid and all the different arguments needed, as well as running our tests against the grid.

For more details, visit https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/Grid2.

Specifically, we covered the following topics:

• Starting the Selenium Grid Hub: In this section of the book, we had a look at how we can start up the Selenium Grid Hub that is the central point for Selenium Grid.

• Setting up Selenium Grid nodes: We had a look at all the arguments that are needed to add a Selenium Server to the grid so that we can use it. This gives us a more manageable view of our grid so that we can work with it.

• Running tests in parallel: In this section, we learned how we can run our tests in parallel. We also had a look at how we can cycle through different browsers using the @Parameter annotation.

We also discussed how we can create tests that use the grid.

Now that we've learned about setting up Selenium Grid and looked into getting our test...