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-In traditional testing scenarios, executing test cases that require multiple components running concurrently with different webdrivers presents a significant challenge. Typically, each test case is mapped to a single webdriver, limiting the ability to execute tests in parallel.
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-This documentation explores how HyperExecute addresses this challenge by enabling parallel execution of test cases utilizing multiple webdrivers.
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-## Challenges Unveiled
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-One of our client's testing environment involved test cases divided into three components: **Caller**, **Transmitter**, and **Receiver**. Each component required a separate webdriver for execution. To achieve the desired test coverage, it was necessary for all three components to launch and run simultaneously.
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-However, on their local machines, running three separate instances concurrently for extended periods, such as nine hours straight, was impractical and resource-intensive.
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-## Unveiling the Approach
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-HyperExecute provided a solution by introducing parallel execution capabilities within a single virtual machine (VM). By launching three different sessions within one VM for the Caller, Receiver, and Transmitter components, HyperExecute enabled parallel execution of the test cases.
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-This approach optimized resource utilization and bandwidth, eliminating the need for running multiple machines simultaneously.
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-## Implementation Details
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-HyperExecute enabled parallel execution of multiple webdrivers within a single Virtual Machine (VM):
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-### Parallel Session Management
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-HyperExecute manages parallel test execution by launching separate sessions within a single VM for each component - Caller, Transmitter, and Receiver. These sessions operate concurrently, enabling the simultaneous execution of test cases.
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-### `concurrentSession` Flag
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-This flag triggers the launch of parallel webdrivers, allowing for the execution of test cases across multiple components simultaneously.
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-## Benefits
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-This parallelization approach has several benefits:
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-### Optimized Resource Utilization
-By consolidating multiple sessions within a single VM, HyperExecute optimizes resource utilization, reducing the need for running multiple machines concurrently.
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-### Bandwidth Optimization
-Executing test cases in parallel within a single VM minimizes network bandwidth requirements, resulting in efficient utilization of available resources.
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-### Time Efficiency
-Parallel execution of test cases significantly reduces the overall test execution time, enhancing productivity and accelerating the testing process.
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-## Conclusion
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-HyperExecute's implementation of parallel test execution with multiple webdrivers addresses the challenges associated with traditional testing scenarios.
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-By leveraging parallel sessions within a single VM and utilizing the concurrentSession flag, HyperExecute offers an efficient solution for achieving simultaneous execution of test cases across multiple components.
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-This approach enhances resource utilization, optimizes bandwidth, and improves overall testing efficiency, enabling organizations to streamline their testing processes effectively.
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