StreamCheck Browser Automation using Playwright

Welcome to the QA Automation Team at StreamCheck Media Solutions.

The company has developed a media streaming web application, and the QA Manager has assigned you the responsibility of automating browser operations using Playwright.            As part of this lab, you will work with different browsers

different browser functionalities such as launching browsers, creating browser contexts, opening web pages, and navigating between pages. You will perform actions like Back, Forward, Refresh, and URL navigation, and validate browser behavior to ensure the StreamCheck application functions correctly during automation testing.

Topic: Core Playwright Concepts

1)Locators (getByRole, getByText, CSS, XPath)

2)Actions (click, fill, hover, press)

3)Wait mechanisms (auto-wait, explicit wait)

4)Assertions (visibility, text, URL, state validation)

Learning Objective

The objective of this task is to learn how to monitor a Jenkins pipeline while it is executing. You will understand how Jenkins displays the progress of each stage, monitor build execution in real time, check the build status, and verify whether the PayFlow automation pipeline completes successfully.

Understand Jenkins Pipeline Monitoring

Step Objective

Learn what Pipeline Monitoring is and why it is important in a CI/CD environment.

What is Pipeline Monitoring?

Pipeline Monitoring is the process of observing the execution of every stage in a Jenkins pipeline. It helps QA engineers and developers monitor the build process, automated test execution, deployment progress, and final build status.

Instead of manually checking each activity, Jenkins displays the pipeline stages and updates the execution status in real time.

Why is Pipeline Monitoring Required?

Pipeline Monitoring helps to:

• Track build progress.

• Monitor automated test execution.

• Identify failed stages quickly.

• Reduce manual monitoring effort.

• Provide continuous feedback to developers and QA teams.

• Ensure successful software delivery.

What is Log Analysis Documentation?

Log Analysis Documentation is the process of recording identified errors, their causes, corrective actions, and the outcome after reviewing Jenkins Console Logs.

Why is Documentation Required?

Documentation helps to:

• Maintain troubleshooting records.

• Share findings with developers.

• Track recurring issues.

• Improve future pipeline executions.

• Support continuous improvement.

​How Does It Work?

1. Review the Console Logs.

2. Record the identified error.

3. Document the root cause.

4. Suggest corrective actions.

5. Prepare the final Log Analysis Report.​

Example (PayFlow Project)

Log Analysis Report

Observation: After fixing the Payment API issue and re-running the Jenkins pipeline, all automated test cases passed successfully and the build completed without errors.

• Demonstrate how to prepare a Log Analysis Report.

• Explain documentation best practices.

• Review the completed report with learners.

• Demonstrate how to prepare a Log Analysis Report.

• Explain documentation best practices.

• Review the completed report with learners.

• Prepare the Log Analysis Report.

• Record the build number, error, root cause, and resolution.

• Submit the report for evaluation.

Great job!

Congratulations! You have completed the PayFlow Test Monitoring & Reporting in CI/CD lab. In this lab, you learned how to monitor Jenkins pipeline execution, generate automation test reports, track build and test failures, and analyse Jenkins console logs. You also learned how to interpret build status, identify the root cause of failures, and document test execution results. These skills are essential for ensuring software quality and maintaining reliable CI/CD pipelines in DevOps projects.

Topic: AI in Testing

1)Monitor pipeline execution

2)Generate test reports

3)Track failures

4)Analyse logs