Selenoid is a fast and reliable alternative to the Selenium server for running automated browser tests. This guide outlines the steps to install Selenoid on the latest version of Alpine Linux.
Prerequisites
Before starting the installation, ensure that you have:
- A running instance of Alpine Linux Latest
- Docker CE installed on your system
- Root access or sudo privileges
Step 1: Install Docker CE
Docker CE is essential for running Selenoid. To install Docker CE on Alpine Linux Latest, execute the following commands:
$ apk update $ apk add docker $ rc-update add docker boot $ service docker start
This process installs Docker CE on your Alpine Linux system.
Step 2: Download Selenoid Images
Obtain the official Selenoid images from Docker Hub by running these commands:
$ docker pull selenoid/chrome:latest $ docker pull selenoid/firefox:latest
This downloads the latest versions of the Chrome and Firefox images needed for Selenoid.
Step 3: Download Selenoid Configuration
To download the Selenoid configuration file in JSON format, use the following command:
$ curl -Lo selenoid.json https://aerokube.com/selenoid/latest/
Step 4: Run Selenoid
Start Selenoid with this command, which will expose it on port 4444:
$ docker run -d --name selenoid \ -p 4444:4444 \ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ -v `pwd`:/etc/selenoid:ro \ selenoid/standalone:latest -config /etc/selenoid/selenoid.json
You can verify Selenoid's status by visiting http://localhost:4444/status.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You have successfully installed and configured Selenoid on Alpine Linux Latest. You can now leverage Selenoid for your automated testing requirements.







