I wanted to create a Jenkins Job that could remove and create Selenium grid HUB/Node before my automation execution starts. The job should be able to create number of nodes based on the job parameter. Request if some one could provide the code to perform the same ?
How to create multiple selenium docker nodes dynamically?
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If I understand correctly, what you describe isn't exactly dynamic container creation/removal, since you will specify the number of nodes in the job parameter.
However, one way to achieve this is with docker-compose. You could have a step in your jenkins job where you would spin up the grid via docker-compose (scaled with the number of containers you want) and then remove the grid again at the post-stage. This could be achieved with jenkins pipelines (jenkinsfile).
So, the docker-compose.yml could be something like the following:
Then, you should add a shell step in your jenkins job with the parameter for the number of chrome containers you want to create.
Now, you should have your grid running. When you trigger your build you should include the parameter CONTAINERS. Just point your tests at "http://localhost:4444/wd/hub" and they should run on the grid
Finally, create a shell step with the command:
to remove your containers from the grid. Ideally, this step should be on the post stage.