If you are using Selenium to take screenshots of your user Interface, then is wise to hide the cursor. Use the WebDriver to execute the following snippet of JS code and voila!
Microsoft recently announced: Our cloud-based load testing service will continue to run through March 31st, 2020. Visual Studio 2019 will be the last version of Visual Studio with the web performance and load test capability. Visual Studio 2019 is also the last release for Test Controller and Test Agent The time has come to find […]
If you are running servers in your private network that need SSL, you can use LetsEncrypt and Certbot to automatically obtain and renew certificates for free. Even if your machines are not accessible from the internet. What you need: A static IP in your internal network for the server, like 192.168.1.2 Own a domain like […]
In this post we will see exactly how we can check if a SSL certificate hasn’t been tampered with. We will use https://google.com as an example and we’re manually going to check that the certificate’s digital signature is valid. Other important steps such as traversing the entire chain is beyond the scope of this simple […]
I just want to give well deserved thumbs up to Zalando’s Zalenium Their own description says it best: Allows anyone to have a disposable, flexible, container based Selenium Grid infrastructure featuring video recording, live preview, basic auth & online/offline dashboards Getting up and-running really is only one docker pull and docker run command away.
If your container needs access to the GPIO pins, then it must have access to the /dev/gpiomem device. From the command line you can do that like this: Here’s how to do it with a docker-compose file:
One of the nice things about docker is that we can use all kinds of software without cluttering up our local machine. I really like the ability to have the development environment running in a container. Here is an example where we: Get a Node.js development environment with all required tools and packages Allow remote […]
Are you running Docker on Raspbian and getting the error: cgroups: memory cgroup not supported on this system Best solution is to add cgroup_memory=1 in /boot/cmdline.txt and reboot. PLease note, for future releases of Raspbian you will need the following instead: Alternatively, you can downgrade to an earlier docker version:
You can set the timezone on Raspbian based systems (such as RetroPie en OpenElec) using the shell command rasp-config
Management studio wont show the default value, so here’s a query that gives you the information you need: