Now that we have set up the grid with different instances, we should have a look at how we can write tests against these remote controls on the grid. We can pass in the value of the target that we can see in the grid and then run the tests. So instead of passing in the standard desired capabilities, you can be more specific and the grid hub will route data so that you can then run the tests as normal. Let's see this in action.
Now that we have a Selenium Grid set up, we need to write a test that works against the grid. Working against Selenium Grid is exactly the same as working with Selenium WebDriver's RemoteWebDriver. The Selenium Grid will find the relevant node and route all the commands to be executed there. Follow these steps to write tests against the grid:
Create a new test file.
Populate the file with a test script that accesses an item on the grid and then works against http://book.theautomatedtester.co.uk/. Your script...