Cloud Agents Overview

Cloud Agents are DevAssure's managed test execution layer. Instead of standing up a browser grid, installing drivers, or maintaining CI runners, you point O2 at your application, describe what to test in plain English, and a Cloud Agent provisions, executes, and tears itself down — automatically.

This section covers everything from your first project to reading a completed test session.

Once you're signed in, everything lives under a single left-hand navigation:

Section	What it's for
Dashboard	Your fleet at a glance — agent availability, environment health, and 30-day insights.
Environments	The applications/URLs and tests against (e.g. production, staging).
Test sessions	Every run, past and present, with scores, duration, and status.
Test cases	Your library of plain-English test steps, organized into folders.
Test Data & Config	Reusable data sets and configuration values your test cases reference.
Self hosted	Connect O2 PR agent via extension or CLI instead of DevAssure-managed Cloud Agents.
Settings	Account, billing, and agent management.

Core concepts

• Agent — a single execution unit. Each agent can run four test session at a time. Your plan includes a fixed number of agents (shown as 0X Agent under the logo); adding agents increases how much you can run in parallel.
• Environment — a target application under test, defined by a name and a base URL. Environments track their own health score (0–100) based on recent test results.
• Test case — a set of plain-English steps (e.g. "load the url", "enter a destination", "click on search") that cloud agent interprets and executes against a live browser. No selectors, no scripts.
• Test session — a single execution of one or more test cases against an environment. Sessions are where you read results: score, duration, per-test pass/fail, and screenshots.
• Test plan / Job — a saved, named group of test cases that can be run on demand or on a schedule (shown in session history as e.g. "Job: Daily Tests").

Where to start

If this is your first time in DevAssure, follow Getting Started to create your first environment, write a test case, and run it on a Cloud Agent — in under five minutes.