AI-Powered Regression Testing for Web Apps: What Works
A practical look at what actually works in AI-powered regression testing for web applications, from smart selectors and self-healing tests to AI-generated test cases.
Selenium Alternative Open Source: Top Picks for 2025
Looking for a selenium alternative open source in 2025? We compare Cerberus Testing, Playwright, and Cypress with honest tradeoffs to help QA teams choose the right platform.
AI Testing Self-Hosted: Setup Guide in Under 30 Minutes
A practical, 30-minute walkthrough to deploy an AI testing self-hosted environment with Cerberus Testing using Docker, from system requirements to your first AI-generated test case.
AI Open-Source Test Automation Platform: Why Teams Switch
SaaS testing tools promised speed but delivered lock-in. Here is why engineering teams are migrating to an AI open-source test automation platform in 2025.
From 3 weeks to 3 hours of non-regression tests at AB Cube
The evolution of non-regression testing campaigns in less than 3 months with Cerberus Testing.
Cerberus Testing 4.15: An update full of surprises
Cerberus Testing 4.15: An update full of surprises The world of automated testing is booming. With a worldwide market of 20.70 billion euros in 2021¹ and an estimated annualized growth of 19% by 2030¹, the deployment of automated tests is becoming part of the top priorities to help companies accelerate their transformation. The significant contributions […]
Cerberus Testing: More Than a Selenium Web Automation Framework
Cerberus Testing: More Than a Selenium Web Automation Framework Most QA teams start by coding their own web testing framework based on Selenium. While this can help them in the early stages, they quickly face the issue of missing more advanced features for cross-browser testing, scheduling, and cross-browser compatibility. In this article, we will share […]
Test Automation in Production: Why, When, and How?
Test Automation in Production: Why, When, and How? The shift-right approach to software testing mandates that tests are run as close to the production environment as possible. The main aim of shift-right testing is to catch defects and problems that can only be catch at that time and context in the software development cycle. A […]
When to Use Self-Healing in Test Automation
When to Use Self-Healing in Test Automation Self-healing in test automation has become an increasing requirement for teams searching to accelerate the delivery of valuable software. User interface elements have the tendency to rapidly change, directly impacting the stability of automated tests used to decide to proceed or not with a release. That’s why it […]
How To Shift-Right in DevOps with Test Automation
How To Shift-Right in DevOps with Test Automation Accelerating software delivery is a challenge. The DevOps paradigm contributed to foster an ecosystem in which software changes are more rapidly delivered to production. But that acceleration increases the risk of introducing defects that can be caught during development and operations phases. That’s where the Shift-Right paradigm […]