HyperExecute For Microsoft Enterprises

Though HyperExecute has a very deep support for Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, CDP, taiko and other web browser testing frameworks, nothing stops it from running any other tests over HyperExecute platform using YAML. Core orchestration features and real time logs are native to the platform and will be available over any kind of testing.

HyperExecute provides smart CI features where you can run any command before and after running tests using pre and post steps. Common use cases include, building/compiling binaries, downloading dependencies, starting services in the background or any arbitrary command.

No code or logic changes have to be done in order to run your end to end tests on HyperExecute. HyperExecute requires a YAML configuration file to tell which tests to run and configuring other settings. This YAML file can be created using an online YAML generator hosted on HyperExecute onboarding page.

HyperExecute takes your test scripts and places them in virtual machines having all the other components required to run your tests and collect logs and metrics. These virtual machines are hosted by HyperExecute in its secured cloud environment. HyperExecute is also available on dedicated and private clouds where virtual machines can run in your personal cloud accounts.

Tests are triggered on HyperExecute using HyperExecute CLI (view docs) using a YAML file to configure the executing settings including target OS, concurrency and other CI level information. This YAML file can be generated easily using a web based YAML generator that supports multiple languages and frameworks (view docs). As a user you need to focus on writing tests and running CLI with YAML, everything else is taken care of by the orchestration platform.

Traditional end to end testing platforms add a lot of latency in test execution due to the fragmented components by adding multiple hops. Each and every request has to travel through multiple hops before it can be served by application under test. This doesn’t just slow tests down, but adds a lot of platform induced flakiness. HyperExecute puts all the components and the test script in a single isolated environment to run the tests in the fastest and most efficient way.

HyperExecute collects all every possible log including terminal logs, selenium and many more, for every single test and stores them separately from each other. These isolated logs ensure that the end user is not spending time in filtering useful logs and focuses on getting the insight from the logs as fast as possible. HyperExecute also streams these test logs in realtime to drastically reduce time wasted in debugging failed tests.

Traditional end to end testing platforms add a lot of latency in test execution due to the fragmented components by adding multiple hops. Each and every request has to travel through multiple hops before it can be served by application under test. This doesn’t just slow tests down, but adds a lot of platform induced flakiness. HyperExecute puts all the components and the test script in a single isolated environment to run the tests in the fastest and most efficient way.Yes, HyperExecute provides APIs to consume all the logs generated during test execution for offline usage

Yes, HyperExecute provides a convenient artifact management where you can upload test artifacts or any files/folders generated during test execution. These artifacts are stored on HyperExecute. HyperExecute exposes APIs to access these as well.

Yes, HyperExecute generates video recording of every single end to end test triggered over the platform. All the features available in the standard automation platform including video, screenshot, network logs and a lot more are available in HyperExecute.

Absolutely, HyperExecute’s core feature is to provide massively parallel testing infrastructure where the platform intelligently distributes tests across multiple nodes.

HyperExecute provides very generous basic configuration for virtual machines to run your tests. Windows comes with 7GB of memory and 4 cores of processors, Linux comes with 4GB of memory and 2 cores of processors, Mac comes with 7GB of memory and 4 cores of processors. HyperExecute also provides the ability to customize the execution environment for enterprise accounts.

Yes, HyperExecute provides directives to group dependent tests together which need to run in sequence. Using dynamic test discovery, users can write unique test discovery commands for every node, where dependent tests will run in sequence. HyperExecute allows various directives to construct sophisticated testing pipelines to fulfill your use cases

Yes, HyperExecute, can download the artifacts generated during the test execution. In addition, HyperExecute has APIs to download artifacts for a particular job.

Though HyperExecute currently doesn’t have deep support for performance testing, nothing stops the users from running performance tests and HyperExecute will still orchestrate and run performance tests in parallel and provide the terminal logs like other tests.

HyperExecute is available in more than 40 cloud availability regions across the globe. HyperExecute is supported by multiple hyper clouds which makes it available in most of the availability zones across the globe.

Since HyperExecute is operated using a universal CLI, it essentially takes two lines of terminal commands to integrate HyperExecute with any CI/CD platform. You essentially need to download the CLI and trigger it and that’s it

While other testing platforms throw infrastructure at the users to run their tests, HyperExecute is an smart orchestration cloud where the platform decides the best execution plan to finish the jobs in least amount of time by smart distributing tests on available resources, provides other smart features such as retrying failed scenarios, automatic reordering and much more. HyperExecute acts as a copilot for developers to run and triage their tests as fast as possible.

HyperExecute provides provision to run pre and post steps, which allows users to run any command before and after running tests on every VM, define custom environment variables, deep dependency caching, pick specific version of language runtimes, artifacts management and lot more. HyperExecute allows you to move your sophisticated pipelines for end to end testing completely on HyperExecute. Triggering and execution of tests happen completely on HyperExecute infrastructure and frees your CI or local system to do other meaningful tasks.

Absolutely, HyperExecute allows multiple provisions to test private applications by the following directives: automatically running tunnels using the CLI, by creating dedicated NAT for organizations which can be whitelisted by their firewalls. We have users who are able to run VPN clients in the pre steps before starting their tests which allows them to securely connect to their private workloads.

HyperExecute allows multiple provisions to test private applications by the following directives: automatically running tunnels using the CLI, by creating dedicated NAT for organizations which can be whitelisted by their firewalls. We have users who are able to run VPN clients in the pre steps before starting their tests which allows them to securely connect to their private workloads.

Yes, HyperExecute provides geolocation testing by providing capabilities in selenium, playwright, cypress tests. All the geolocation testing features available on the standard platform are available with HyperExecute.

Yes, with the enterprise version, HyperExecute provides directives to use custom virtual machines based on HyperExecute base virtual machine image. This allows for greater flexibility to run customer frameworks.

HyperExecute provides the latest windows, mac and linux based virtual machines to run your tests. HyperExecute will support multiple versions of windows, linux and mac in coming weeks.

HyperExecute provides all the versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Safari(Mac only) available to run on latest windows, Mac and linux.

HyperExecute is available as a dedicated cloud and on-prem mode option on Azure, AWS and GCP only.

Pre and post steps open doors to huge amounts of flexibility. You can add certificates just before running tests, start a background process to facilitate testing, compile applications, download dependencies and whatever you need to do just before and after running your tests in your CI or your system.

HyperExecute provides fine grain analytics over test steps, jobs, browser trends, consistently failing tests and error categorizations and a lot more in the analytics dashboard. In addition to this, HyperExecute a detailed downloadable html report for every job triggered. This report can be downloaded by the CLI after the job competition or via reports API.

Video recording, screenshots, command logs, network logs, selenium node logs, browser logs and lot more are available for every single end-to-end test run over the platform.

Yes, with HyperExecute, you get access to complete underlying virtual machines to completely customize the testing environment. Generating, reading files for your test case is very convenient with HyperExecute.

Yes, with HyperExecute, you get access to complete underlying virtual machines to completely customize the testing environment. Good use cases include, changing registry settings, downloading files, starting processes etc

Yes, with HyperExecute, you can completely customize the test environment using pre and post steps in the YAML. For enterprise accounts, HyperExecute provides the ability to define custom virtual machine images for all the OS for deeper level customizations to the testing environments. Enterprise customers can create their own customized virtual machine images over HyperExecute base images as per their use case.

Yes for enterprise accounts, HyperExecute provides the ability to define custom virtual machine images for all the OS for deeper level customizations to the testing environments. Enterprise customers can create their own customized virtual machine images over HyperExecute base images as per their use case.

Yes it’s very easy to integrate with your reporting tool by hitting their APIs in the post-steps using the YAML. HyperExecute is also bringing deeper integration with popular reporting tools. You can request new integration by emailing at hyperexecute@lambdatest.com

HyperExecute virtual machines comes preinstalled with a variety of open source utilities and languages runtimes to ensure ready to use testing environment.
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No, HyperExecute can provide virtually unlimited nodes to do massively parallel testing as it is backed and spanned across multiple clouds. We have users distributing tests across thousands of nodes.

Each parallel test execution consumes a single HyperExecute license. For example, if you want to run 50 tests in parallel, you need 50 HyperExecute licenses. If you have 10 HyperExecute licenses and trigger 50 tests, only 10 will run in parallel and the rest 40 will be queued by the platform. Once every tests finishes the execution, test will be dequeued and moved to running state.

Each parallel test execution consumes a single HyperExecute license. HyperExecute puts no capping on the number of parallel tests that can run simultaneously. We have users running thousands of tests in parallel.

Each HyperExecute license provides access to standard automation platforms and features. This makes transitioning to HyperExecute easier and makes sure that best of the standard cross browser platform features are still available to users purchasing HyperExecute license.

HyperExecute is built with security at its core and provides industry standard security on the entire infrastructure. HyperExecute provides fresh virtual machines every time a new job is triggered and deletes the infrastructure after the test execution of the job is completed. Dozens of microservice ensure that test scripts are deleted after retention period and uniquely encrypted during their retention period. HyperExecute uses a powerful vault to store client side secrets for the users. Enterprise version enables users to add their own security policies over HyperExecute infrastructure.

Yes, HyperExecute provides vault service to securely store client side secrets instead of hardcoding them in the yaml or test script files. In enterprise versions, organizations can pick the vault of their choice.

By default, HyperExecute has a retention period of 60 days where it keeps records and test execution logs. After the retention period, the logs and records are deleted permanently. Enterprise version allows custom retention period to be defined.

HyperExecute provides multiple methods to connect to private artifactories and private package modules using automatic tunnel, dedicated NAT and/or using pre-steps to use VPN. Users usually add their private package management keys in HyperExecute vault to fetch private repositories.

HyperExecute provides best in class enterprise features including SSO, dedicated chat support, on-prem and dedicated cloud setups, custom retention period, usage analytics, advance access control, workflow management and much more.

HyperExecute enterprise version allows organizations to integrate custom vault with HyperExecute testing infrastructure for greater flexibility.