Executing Test Case with Avo Agent
To execute test cases on the grid, perform the following steps:
Navigate to the Execution tab.
Add the required test cases to the Execution List.
Select Execute.
In the Execute dialog, select the Grid option under Execute On.
Select the required agent from the Agent dropdown.
Note: The status indicator next to the agent's name identifies the current status.
A green indicator indicates that the agent is Active.
A gray indicator indicates that the agent is Inactive.
Select the required browser from the Browsers dropdown.
Select Execute to start the execution.
Note:
Execution through an Agent does not support keyboard-related actions such as, Send Function Keys and Send Keystroke Values.
The number of agents and clients that can be configured depends on the system capacity. Systems with higher capacity support more agents and clients efficiently.
Flow Diagram
In this example, let’s understand how Agent Execution works in Avo Assure:
Let’s say you have 9 test cases that need to be executed. These are part of your Execution List in Avo Assure.
To run these test cases, you’re using a single system where one agent is installed and configured with 3 clients.
Note: Only one agent can be installed on a system at a time.
Test cases are distributed across 3 available clients, which execute them in parallel. The remaining test cases will be placed in a queue and executed as clients become available.
Execution Process:
As soon as you start the execution:
Test Case 1 is picked by Client 1
Test Case 2 is picked by Client 2
Test Case 3 is picked by Client 3
Now, all 3 clients are busy executing their assigned test cases.
The remaining test cases (from Test Case 4 to Test Case 9) remain in the queue.
As soon as any client finishes its current execution, it becomes available and automatically picks up the next test case from the queue. For example:
When Client 1 completes Test Case 1, it picks up Test Case 4
When Client 2 completes Test Case 2, it picks up Test Case 5, and so on
This cycle continues until all 9 test cases are executed.
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