Multiple Environments Multiple Agents

Since AutoExplore's recent update, it is possible to run multiple agents in parallel against multiple environments. This allows testing multiple versions of the application under test, for example, production and staging environments. It can also be used to speed up the testing process by running multiple agents against the same environment.

Multiple Target Software Environments

You can now create multiple Target Software Environments to better fit AutoExplore as part of your development workflow.

You can freely move the Agent between different Target Software Environments.

Having multiple target software environments allows different testing strategies, for example:

• Test different hosting environments, (staging and production)
• Test different versions of the application, (v1 and v2)
• Test different configurations of the application, for example: with and without certain features enabled
• Test different branches of the application, (main and develop)

You can also use multiple Target Software Environments to test different applications, e.g. Financial App and Shopping App. This is useful if you have multiple applications that you want to test with the same AutoExplore instance, however one AutoExplore Agent is able to test one Target Software Environment at a time

Multiple Agents

To better support the extended Target Software Environments feature, we have also added support for multiple Agents. You can now purchase additional Agents in AutoExplore organization settings to enable multiple Agents in your organization. Each Agent can be assigned separately to selected Target Software Environment. Multiple Agents opens additional testing strategies:

• Parallel testing of different Target Software Environments, (staging and production)
• Simultaneous testing of same Target Software Environment with different user credentials, for example: admin and regular user
• Testing integration between different applications, (Financial App and Shopping App)
• Speed up testing by running multiple Agents against the same Target Software Environment

At AutoExplore, we are committed to helping R&D teams implement autonomous testing as part of their development processes. Would you like to see what issues AutoExplore finds from your application? Contact us for a demo to learn more.