docker-selenium

Why we included this project

Teams that need to drive real browsers at scale, whether for end-to-end testing, web scraping, or running browser-based agents, will find this the standard way to stand up a Selenium Grid on containers. The project ships ready-made Docker images for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, plus Helm charts and Kubernetes support, so you can scale browser nodes up and down as demand changes instead of babysitting a single test machine. It handles the fiddly parts of browser automation infrastructure: matching browser versions to drivers, managing the hub-and-node topology, and distributing sessions across a cluster. If your pipeline already runs on Docker or Kubernetes, this removes most of the setup work between writing a Selenium test and running it reliably in production. It is a pragmatic infrastructure layer rather than a framework, which is exactly what you want when browser automation is a workload, not a side project.