HyperExecute is a next-gen test execution platform by LambdaTest, designed to supercharge your test runs with unparalleled speed, scalability, and smart test management. Whether you're running cross-browser tests or executing your CI/CD pipeline, HyperExecute ensures efficiency and speed in the cloud.

HyperExecute is configured using a YAML file. Instead of moving the Hub close to you, HyperExecute brings the test scripts close to the Hub!

• HyperExecute HomePage
• Lambdatest HomePage
• HyperExecute JMeter Documentation
• LambdaTest Support

📖 Table of Contents

1. Steps to run your test
   1.1 Setup your JMeter Project
   1.2 Trigger your .jmx file
2. Repository Structure
3. Documentation & Resources
4. Contributing
5. Contact & Support

🚀 Steps to run your test

Before proceeding forward, make sure you have created your account on LambdaTest

Follow the steps below to get started with running Selenium TestNG tests on HyperExecute!

Setup your JMeter Project

• Go to the HyperExecute Project's Dashboard and click on the New Project button.
• Select JMeter as your Type of Project.
• Provide your project name.
• Browse and Upload the test plans that you have created (Optional).
• Click on the Save button.

Trigger your .jmx file

• Upload your .jmx files if you haven't in the previous step.
• Now select all the .jmx files that you want to trigger and click on Run button.
• Define the Total Users, Duration (min), and Ramp-up Time (min) and click on Continue.
• Select the regions in which you want to trigger your test, and define the traffic percentage.
• Click on the Run Test button.

🔍 Monitoring & Debugging

You can monitor your test execution in real-time using the HyperExecute Dashboard.

📚 Documentation & Resources

For more details on how to run and customize tests with HyperExecute, check out:

• HyperExecute Documentation
• HyperExcute API Documentation
• HyperExecute Case Study Blogs

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions to improve this repository. Here's how you can contribute:

• Fork this repository.
• Create a new branch -> git checkout -b YOUR_NAME/FIX_NAME.
• Make your changes and commit them -> git commit -m 'YOUR_COMMIT_MESSAGE'.
• Push the branch to your fork -> git push origin YOUR_NAME/FIX_NAME.
• Open a Pull Request to the main repository.

📞 Contact & Support

Need help or have questions? Reach out to us:

• Email: support@lambdatest.com
• Visit our Community Forum

Thank you for using HyperExecute! 🚀 Happy Testing!