Moon is a commercial closed-source solution for organizing browser automation infrastructure. It is fully compatible with Selenium, Playwright, Cypress and Puppeteer. Moon is using Kubernetes or Openshift to launch browsers.
- The only limitation that determines final Moon price is the total number of browser pods being run in parallel.
- You can run up to 4 (four) parallel pods for free. Everything on top of free limit is paid as a subscription.
- Detailed pricing information is available in respective documentation section.
- You can obtain a free evaluation license key on our web-site.
- Detailed documentation
- Telegram support channel
- Support by email
- StackOverflow tag
- Issue tracker
- YouTube channel
The main idea behind Moon is to be easily installable and require zero maintenance.
Having a running Kubernetes cluster and Helm configured to use it, you can launch free Moon cluster by typing commands below:
$ helm repo add aerokube https://charts.aerokube.com/
$ helm repo update
$ helm upgrade --install --create-namespace -n moon moon aerokube/moon2
See our documentation for more installation options.
- We maintain ready to use images for Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Android.
- New browser versions are automatically accessible right after releases.
- Your cluster size is automatically determined by Kubernetes depending on the load.
- Moon is completely stateless and allows to run an unlimited number of replicas behind load balancer.
- No additional configuration is required to add a new Moon replica.
- User requests are not lost even in case of an accidental crash or downtime of the replica.
- Moon is implemented using lightning fast Golang.
- One Moon replica consumes 0.5 CPU and 512 Mb RAM maximum.
- One Moon replica is able to work with thousands of running sessions.
- You can access live browser screen and logs for debugging purposes during test run.
- Any browser session can be saved to a video file using desired codec, frame rate and screen size.
- Logs and video files can be automatically uploaded to S3-compatible storage.
Complete reference guide can be found at: http://aerokube.com/moon/latest/