It is necessary to write certain tests for sites, including interaction with the page (clicking on a button, checking for the existence of an element, checking the text inside an element, scrolling the page), all this must be done sequentially and at certain intervals.

I started with Selenium webdriver + node.js, I have been suffering with it for two weeks. Finding and validating elements is terribly complex, and the code becomes cumbersome in just a couple of steps.

I read that they use the same Selenium but with Java and this seems to be better, is it?

What kind of tools would you recommend to use?

I have created a Laravel application that I tried to deploy in a shared host (other apps running). It creates a conflict with the other project at the point to observe CSRF interferences at the other applications. So I decided to containerize my application. But when I log into the server there is no tool to manage those containers.

How can I deploy a containerizer docker app into my server? Does there exist some tool that I can put inside a folder with the docker image and runs exposing the port to work?

My server has cpanel but not WHM.

Your link directs to a public GitHub org. It would also appear that their repositories are licensed under Apache 2.0 so you should be able to use these more or less how you see fit (obviously within Apache 2.0, but that is quite permissible). This is further bolstered on their website by their statement here https://community.synopsys.com/s/document-item?bundleId=integrations-detect&topicId=introduction.html&_LANG=enus where they state:

"...It is available through GitHub, under the permissive Apache License, Version 2.0 and does not require pre-installation or configuration."

Looks like you should be able to just pull down the repo and get cracking.

There are many layers to that question :

• How did you deploy Openstack? This will heavily influence the flexibility you have the expose API access.
• I assume you mean the Openstack API (nova,neutron,keystone,cinder) itself?

Usually, the core API services are listening on your internal networks only.

Ok i figured it out. I simply forgot to export the variables that were declared in the current shell.

I advice you to learn the basis with generic technologies and then use Azure.

The basic and modern devops flow

• Devops admin configure the webhook or trigger to connect the git server with the ci,cd,devops sever
• Devops admin configure the job with steps required to build the application.
• Developer push some source code (java, php, c#, nodejs, etc)
• Your git platform/server (bitbucket, gitlab, github, azure, etc) detects this event and perform an http post request to your webhook url (preconfigured) sending it a json payload with important information related to detected event.
• You ci,cd,devops,etc server receives the http post request and using a json parser extract some important or common values used in devops automation like : repository name, branch name, commit author, commit message, etc
• Your ci,cd,devops,etc server launchs a preconfigured job. At this point you could start, launch or invoke any technology. (java, php, c#, nodejs, etc) required to build the application

More details here:

• https://jrichardsz.github.io/devops/devops-with-git-and-jenkins-using-webhooks
• https://jrichardsz.github.io/devops/configure-webhooks-in-github-bitbucket-gitlab

Devops flow with open source

• git server: github, bitbucket, gitlab, etc
• ci,cd,devops server: jenkins, Harness CI,etc. Check https://harness.io/blog/continuous-delivery/best-jenkins-alternatives/ and https://devops.com/11-open-source-devops-tools-we-love-for-2021/

Devops flow with Azure

• git server: Azure Repos: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/repos/
• ci,cd,devops server: Azure Devops: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/ Azure Pipelines: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/pipelines/

Steps

• Devops admin configure the pipeline trigger to connect the azure repos with the azure devops/pipeline sever: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/repos/azure-repos-git?view=azure-devops&tabs=yaml#ci-triggers
• Devops admin configure the azure-pipeline with steps required to build the application: https://github.com/bdellegrazie/vue-hello-world/blob/master/azure-pipelines.yml
• Developer push some source code (java, php, c#, nodejs, etc)
• Azure repos detects this event and perform an http post request to Azure Devops sending it a json payload with important information related to detected event.
• Azure Devops server receives the http post request and starts the interpretation of azure-pipeline.yml
• Azure Devops server launches all the steps preconfigured in the azure pipeline, in your case: npm install, npm run build and npm run start

Docker

I advice you Docker to skip the azure-pipeline.yml creation. With docker you app will be deployable on any server (gcp,aws,digital ocena, azure, bare metal, etc) in the galaxy. With azure-pipeline.yml just on Azure. Check this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60604539/how-to-use-docker-in-the-development-phase-of-a-devops-life-cycle/60780840#60780840

Kubernetes

If you achieve the previous steps, you could start the use of kubernetes

Enterprises environments

If your company has the recommended environments like: staging, testing, uat, pre-prod, etc you will need a configuration management. Check this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54220775/how-to-use-variable-substitution-in-frontend-js-applications-like-backend-applic/54271114#54271114

Ie, if I do:

$ docker inspect -f '{{ .Mounts }}' base-hostSrcNv

I might get:

[{bind  /dir/in/container /dir/on/host   true }]

The meaning of /dir/in/container and /dir/on/host is pretty easy to understand. But what's the last boolean value represent?

I have a dev, uat, and prod environment for my ado project, and I just completed a pipeline deploy to dev.

Is it better practice to have a second pipeline that triggers on the uat branch, or is another stage in the same pipeline a better approach?

I'm leaning towards having a single pipeline, but am unsure how to set up a PR with a manual approval for uat.

Is this even an approach I should be investigating?

If I meet the score or takedown requirements for a Stunt Run or Road Rage mission before the timer runs out, can I end the mission early and still get credit for completing the mission?

Yes, the rewards will be OP8 guns/shields/grenade mods if you've accepted quests at OP8.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/49520/discussions/0/1697175413669456789/

I remember seeing many videos about a community "20w14" update but I didn't know what it was. After searching for a while, I found it here: https://minecraft.plagiatus.net/article/minecraft-snapshot-20w14%e2%9c%a8/

What was the project about? Who made it? I can't find any much information anymore.

(this is an unofficial snapshot. Not to be confused with the 20w14∞ update.)