If your tests are written in Python, you could consider using py.test and the xdist plugin to spread the work among multiple machines.
Other languages have other techniques for test discovery and test distribution, but as Sami said, the test distribution needs to know more about your tests than I suspect can be reasonably captured in a general purpose plugin. Mark Waite >________________________________ > From: Harsh Kumar <harshkum...@gmail.com> >To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com >Sent: Monday, May 28, 2012 12:29 PM >Subject: Re: Run Tests Distributed > > >Hi, >I intend to do parallel runs of my tests in multiple machines. >For eg, i have a test suite of 10,000 tests. I have 100 test machines and >hence if i could divide these 10,000 tests among 100 machines and run that >would save me time. > >Do you think there is a plug-in to do something similar or do i need to write >one. > > >Regards, >Harsh Kumar > > > >On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 11:22 PM, Sami Tikka <sjti...@gmail.com> wrote: > >Of course, you can split the tests into groups and use e.g. Multiconfiguration >job to run the multiple test sets in multiple slaves at the same time. >> >> >>-- Sami >> >>Harsh <harshkum...@gmail.com> kirjoitti 28.5.2012 kello 11.43: >> >> >>> Hi, >>> I have UI Automated Tests which i intend to run in parallel and need a >>> plug-in for that. DistTest looks to run only jUnit test cases in >>> parallel. Can you suggest a plugin. >>> >>> Regards, >>> Harsh >> > > >
