Programatic SauceLabs Tunnel control

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By : Spinnin Jenny

Date : November 24 2020, 09:00 AM

Hope this helps I did some research and have come up with a means to control my SauceConnect tunnels from in code. Here is a brief summary of how to get it working in case someone else is looking to do this. I am using this setup to run multiple tunnels on the same server and tie each to on site proxy servers. These examples assume you are running your code on a JVM.
I have put together a more detailed writeup in a blog post Controlling Sauce Connect.

code :

Process tunnel = sauceTunnelManager.openConnection( 
        sauceUser,      // username 
        sauceKey,       // apiKey 
        port,           // port 
        null,           // sauceConnectJar 
        tunnelOptions,  // Tunnel options 
        null,           // printStream 
        null,           // verboseLogging 
        null            // sauceConnectPath );

sauceTunnelManager.closeTunnelsForPlan(
     sauceUser,      // username (same as start tunnel)
     tunnelOptions,  // tunnelOptions (same as start tunnel)
     null);

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code :

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By : Chris Hibbert

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

wish of those help So I just spent a few hours getting this to work, and I didn't find any resource that listed all this in one place. So I figured I would document how to get Saucelabs working in a team environment.
Here are my assumptions:

code :

sc -u main_account_id -k your_api_key --shared-tunnel  --tunnel-identifier your_tunnel_name

self.driver = webdriver.Remote(
                command_executor='http://' + bulkuser + ':' + bulk_user_api_key + '@ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub',
                desired_capabilities=desired_capabilities_dictionary)

 desired_cap = {
            'platform': "Windows 7",
            'browserName': "firefox",
            'name': "dummyTest",
            "parentTunnel":"mainAccountID",
            "tunnelIdentifier": "your_tunnel_name"
        }

self.sauce_client = SauceClient(sauceuser, saucecode)
        # sauceuser and saucecode defined earlier,  this is the bulk_user to run my automated tests
        self.driver = webdriver.Remote(
                command_executor='http://' + sauceuser + ':' + saucecode + '@ondemand.saucelabs.com:80/wd/hub',
                desired_capabilities=desired_cap)
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