I used the default browser-based Java client. You can of course name it anything you like, or even leave the name blank.Ĭonnect to the Instance using your favorite SSH client. If you don't already have a keypair, you can create a new one. I associated my existing keypair with the Instance.At a minimum, you must give your IP address access on port 22 (SSH). You can do the same, or use an existing one. I made my Instance a t1.micro, but you might want to choose something more powerful that will run faster.Log in to AWS and create a new Instance from Amazon Linux AMI 2013.09.1 (64-bit).I also borrowed heavily from this excellent article on installing Firefox on Amazon Linux.Īnd my Python code is straight from the example in the Selenium documentation. However, I decided to try Amazon Linux instead of Ubuntu, so those instructions were a good start, but not exactly what I needed. I've seen instructions for setting up Selenium headless automated testing in Ubuntu. I'll use Selenium WebDriver for browser automation, and I've chosen Python as the programming language. I'm configuring a headless server, hosted on AWS, for browser-based automated testing.
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