testdriver:self-hosted

Run end-to-end QA testing on your own AWS infrastructure by deploying self-hosted TestDriver sandboxes, which execute isolated tests within your environment while providing full remote debugging access.

Yes, you can use your own AI keys for automated testing to ensure data privacy. Self-hosted deployments allow you to manage keys and data entirely within your own AWS environment, preventing vendor lock-in.

The best way to avoid metered costs for high-volume automated test execution is using a self-hosted model with a flat license fee per parallel slot, eliminating device-second metering and stabilizing monthly budgets.

Self-hosted test automation supports custom hardware and software configurations, allowing you to tailor the stack to your specific compliance requirements and access test machines via RDP for deep debugging.

Deploy TestDriver sandboxes for on-premise test execution by configuring the application on your AWS resources, setting up your custom AI keys, and initiating scalable test runs with full environment control.

There are no inherent limitations on test volume for self-hosted QA testing on customer infrastructure, but you are responsible for managing your own AWS resources, custom configurations, and data residency compliance.