Running Selenium tests is not just for quality assurance in development environments, it can also be used in production for baseline validation as well as performance and availability. If these tests are going to be run as part of a CI/CD pipeline or periodic monitoring check, then you will need to create automated headless jobs … Ruby: Creating Selenium tests using headless Chrome and Ruby2
Although server hosts typically have no graphical desktop and only serve console-based clients, these machines still have the ability to serve a GUI display screen to a remote desktop if necessary. The X11 protocol makes it possible to send the graphical display to a remote graphical desktop. Beyond the ability to run GUI utilities on … Ubuntu: X11 forwarding to view GUI applications running on server hosts
Selenium is an open-source solution for automating the browser allowing you to run continuous integration tests, validate performance and scalability, and perform regression testing of web applications. This kind of automated testing is useful not only from desktop systems, but also from server machines where you may want to monitor availability or correctness of returned … Selenium: Running headless automated tests on Ubuntu