1001 Reasons to Use Ggr in Your Selenium Installation

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Ggr is a lightweight Go-based load balancer for Selenium that replaces Selenium Grid by routing sessions without a central DB using MD5-based session routing. The talk demonstrates a ~6 MB Go binary (no JVM) running a real cluster with 5000 parallel browsers, over 2 million sessions/day and 4000 req/s, and covers hot-reload XML configs, per-user quotas, video/log proxying, a web UI, and live demoed setup commands, config edits, and recorded test routing.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:58Selenium cluster scale
3. 4:07Selenium Grid issues
4. 7:40Client-side load balancing
5. 10:28Server load balancing with Ggr
6. 14:19Ggr setup demo
7. 20:39Cluster scaling and updates
8. 24:57Selenium cluster GUI
9. 30:05Logs and video proxying
10. 33:05Selenium Grid future
11. 34:09Q&A

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