Using Selenium At Google Scale
- Date
- March 1, 2013
- Time
- 11:00 – 11:50
- Stage
- Stage A
- Format
- Talk
- Duration
- 50 minutes
- Language
- English
At Google, we launch millions of browsers per day for automated tests, using Selenium/WebDriver. This poses a large number of problems, and yet the problems are the same those faced by any Selenium user, simply magnified. Random failures, slowness, differences between browsers, weird JavaScript, unrepeatable failures, difficult to interpret results, and more. I will talk about the problems we have faced running huge numbers of Selenium tests, and how we have overcome them.
Daniel Wagner-Hall
Google, UK
Daniel is a Software Engineer in Test on the Browser Automation team at Google, working on infrastructure and libraries to supply millions of browser per day for tests, and enabling engineers to test effectively. He has been a committer to the Selenium project since 2009.
