Docker can be used to containerize Selenium tests and can be made to run against applications in another container. These tests can be further run on Selenium grid without the need of physical machines or VMs using Docker Selenium. Multiple and different versions of browsers, headless mode etc can be run inside containers and can be used to run tests in parallel. All these can be achieved with minimal changes to the existing Selenium tests.

Are you a Business analyst and ever wanted to write a test in plain english to check if a particular scenario worked fine in the application? Are you a developer who hates documentation of functions but rather want to see them as tests that are covered in the automation suite? Testers, do you want your clients and BAs to write tests so that you could relax a bit?

Well, then we can combine Selenium with Cucumber . It would be much easier if we didnt have to write all the lenghty selenium methods but rather shot it down simple. Fluentlinium can be used for this purpose in Java. This along with the Page Object Model will give an organized look to your tests. Also give away the lengthy excel sheets with cucumber examples and xmls.