SDET: Automation Architect Masterclass [Hands-On]

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Need For Docker & Jenkins

Chapter 2: Docker Basics & Installation

Lecture 1: What is Docker?

Lecture 2: A Humble Request

Lecture 3: Installing Docker

Lecture 4: Installation Verification

Chapter 3: Docker Crash Course

Lecture 1: Terminologies

Lecture 2: Useful Docker Commands

Lecture 3: Docker Commands – Resource

Lecture 4: Pulling An Image

Lecture 5: Pulling An Image – Demo

Lecture 6: Image Name Format

Lecture 7: Creating A Container

Lecture 8: Creating A Container – Demo

Lecture 9: Basic Linux Commands

Lecture 10: Port Mapping

Lecture 11: Port Mapping – Continuation

Lecture 12: Port Mapping – Demo

Lecture 13: Docker Stop Command

Lecture 14: Volume Mapping

Lecture 15: Note on Volume Mapping – Docker Settings

Lecture 16: Volume Mapping – Windows

Lecture 17: Volume Mapping – Demo

Lecture 18: Docker Network

Lecture 19: Creating Network & Multiple Containers – Demo

Lecture 20: Creating Our Own Image

Lecture 21: Creating A Very Simple Image – Demo

Lecture 22: A Simple Java – Hello World Program

Lecture 23: Java17 Note

Lecture 24: Creating An Image & Installing Java

Lecture 25: Passing Environment Variables To Docker Container

Lecture 26: Tagging An Image & Pushing To DockerHub

Lecture 27: Checking Container Logs

Lecture 28: Docker Summary

Lecture 29: How To Use Q & A section

Chapter 4: Docker Compose

Lecture 1: GitHub

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Setting Up Workspace

Lecture 4: Docker Compose Template

Lecture 5: Docker Compose – Demo

Lecture 6: Docker Compose – Down

Lecture 7: Docker Compose – Project

Lecture 8: ** ASSIGNMENT ** – nginx

Lecture 9: Alpine Pings Nginx – Demo

Lecture 10: depends_on – Limitation

Lecture 11: Docker Compose – Detached Mode

Lecture 12: Remove Port Mapping

Lecture 13: Docker Compose Specification Version

Lecture 14: Docker Compose – Volume Mapping – Part 1

Lecture 15: Docker Compose – Volume Mapping – Part 2

Lecture 16: Clarification: How containers can talk without port mapping?

Lecture 17: Environment Variables – Parameterize

Lecture 18: Environment File

Lecture 19: Multiple Environment Files

Lecture 20: Multiple Compose Files

Lecture 21: Summary

Chapter 5: Creating Our Automation Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: OPTIONAL – Selenium Crash Course

Lecture 3: Resources For Automation

Lecture 4: Project Setup

Lecture 5: Flight Reservation Application – Walk-through

Lecture 6: Page Object – Registration Page

Lecture 7: Page Object – Registration Confirmation Page

Lecture 8: Abstract Page

Lecture 9: Page Object – Flights Search Page

Lecture 10: Page Object – Flights Selection Page

Lecture 11: Logback – XML

Lecture 12: OPTIONAL – Logback Crash Course

Lecture 13: Page Object – Flights Reservation Confirmation Page – Part 1

Lecture 14: Page Object – Flights Reservation Confirmation Page – Part 2

Lecture 15: OPTIONAL – TestNG Crash Course

Lecture 16: Flight Reservation Workflow Test

Lecture 17: Flight Reservation Execution Demo

Lecture 18: TestNG Suite creation – Part 1

Lecture 19: TestNG Suite creation – Part 2

Lecture 20: Where To Keep TestNG Suites

Lecture 21: Vendor Portal Application Walk-through

Lecture 22: Page Object – Login Page

Lecture 23: Page Object – Dashboard Page – Part 1

Lecture 24: Page Object – Dashboard Page – Part 2

Lecture 25: Vendor Portal – Writing Test – Part 1

Lecture 26: Vendor Portal – Writing Test – Part 2

Lecture 27: Abstract Test

Lecture 28: Passing Test Data Via JSON

Lecture 29: OPTIONAL – Java Records Crash Course

Lecture 30: Test Data Class Model

Lecture 31: How To Read Resources

Lecture 32: Resource Loader

Lecture 33: JSON Util

Lecture 34: More On Jackson Library

Lecture 35: Creating Vendor Portal Test Suite

Lecture 36: Vendor Portal Suite – Execution Demo

Lecture 37: Flight Reservation Test Data Using Json – Part 1

Lecture 38: Flight Reservation Test Data Using Json – Part 2

Lecture 39: Summary