Test Runners is a section in the TestFirst app where you can manage the test runners. In order to open this section, click Automation in the left menu panel in the app, then click Test Runners.
In the Test Runners section, you will find two tables: Cloud runners and on-premise runners. On the page, there are 2 buttons: REGISTER RUNNER and REFRESH. Clicking the REGISTER RUNNER button will copy a runner registration token to your clipboard. You can use it to register an on-premise runner. You can read more about the process of setting up an on-premise runner in this article. The REFRESH button refreshes the page.
Cloud Runners
The Cloud runners section is represented by a table which contains all the currently available cloud runners. Below you will find the description of each of the columns of this table:
| Column | Description |
| ID | The ID of the test runner. |
| ALLOCATED AT | The timestamp of when the test runner was allocated to test execution. |
| STATE |
The current state of the test runner. Can be one of:
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On-premise Runners
In the On-premise runners section of the page, you will find a table that contains all currently available on-premise runners. Below you will find the description of each of the columns of this table:
| Column | Description |
| ID | The ID of the test runner. |
| REGISTERED AT | The timestamp of when the runner was registered. |
| REGISTERED BY |
The username of the user who registered the runner. |
| ENABLED? | Indicates whether the runner is enabled. Can be True or False. |
| ONLINE? |
Indicates whether the runner is online. Can be True or False. |
| ONLINE SINCE | The timestamp of when the runner went online. Only populated when the runner is online. |
| OFFLINE SINCE | The timestamp of when the runner went offline. Only populated when the runner is offline. |
| VERSION | The version of the on-premise runner. |
| TAGS | The tags assigned to the on-premise runner. Normally, points to the OS on which the runner is installed. |
Actions on On-Premise Runners
You can disable/enable an on-premise test runner, or delete it from TestFirst.
In order to do that, right-click on the on-premise runner and click on the respective option in the context menu.
Disabling an on-premise test runner will exclude it from any test runner pool it could be assigned to.
Deleting a test runner will make the registration token inactive and prevent the container in the docker from authorizing with TestFirst.
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