The course shows multiple ways of running Selenium Java tests both locally and in Azure Devops:

LOCALLY

1. Run Selenium Tests from ECLIPSE using Local Browsers

2. Run Selenium Tests from Command Prompt using Local Browsers

3. Run Selenium Tests from Command Prompt using Docker Containers

AZURE DEVOPS

1. Run Selenium Tests on an Azure Devops Virtual Machine

2. Run Selenium Tests with a Specific Category

3. Pass Pipeline Variables (Browser Name, Category) to the Pipeline Code

4. Publish Logs as an Pipeline Artifact

5. Publish Screenshots as an Pipeline Artifact

6. Schedule the Pipeline Execution

7. Send Email Notifications After Pipeline Completes

8. Run Selenium Tests by Group Sequentially

9. Run Selenium Tests By Group in Parallel

10. Run Selenium Tests in Docker containers

The tutorial does not explain the basics of JAVA or Selenium WebDriver, Docker, Azure Devops, TESTNG, MAVEN.

Each of these topics is vast and would need its own tutorial.

Covering all topics in detail in a single tutorial is very hard to do.

This is why this tutorial shows you how to use all these technologies together so that your Selenium tests can be executed in the CI/CD environment.

I hope that you find it interesting and useful.

Conclusion

What have we covered?