Selenium Integration with CI/CD & Advanced Testing

About this course

This course is designed to transform your Selenium automation capabilities by diving deep into advanced testing techniques and essential integrations. Starting with Git version control, you’ll gain a strong foundation in managing your code effectively, from creating repositories to resolving merge conflicts. As you progress, the course introduces Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) with Jenkins and GitHub, showing you how to automate and streamline your testing processes. You'll configure webhooks, create Selenium jobs, and ensure a seamless workflow, making your testing framework robust and efficient. Moving forward, the focus shifts to data-driven testing using Excel, where you'll learn to harness the power of Apache POI API for reading and writing data, as well as integrating Excel with DataProviders for dynamic testing. The course also covers cross-browser testing with Selenium Grid, guiding you through setting up grid infrastructure, creating test nodes, and executing tests across different browsers and operating systems. This ensures your applications are thoroughly tested for compatibility and performance across environments. The course culminates with a deep dive into Selenium 4’s Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) integration, enabling you to perform advanced testing tasks like network interception, mobile simulation, and more. You’ll also explore database connections with Selenium, AutoIT for handling file uploads, and cloud-based cross-browser testing using third-party vendors like BrowserStack. By the end of this course, you'll be fully equipped to implement and manage complex automation frameworks in a professional setting. This course is ideal for automation testers, QA engineers, and software developers with a foundational understanding of Selenium and Java. Prerequisites include basic knowledge of Selenium WebDriver, core Java programming, and fundamental concepts of testing. Familiarity with Git and Jenkins is beneficial but not mandatory.