Running test assets, viewing and analyzing test results in HCL OneTest Server

You can use the task flow diagram to get started with HCL OneTest™ Server. After you install the software, you can complete the tasks in sequence to run test assets in HCL OneTest Server and view and analyze the test results.

You can click the links to get more information about the tasks. The diagram also provides the tasks to be performed by personas. HCL OneTest Server supports user roles.

Diagram of the task flow about working with the server. Administering security Accessing test assets from a server project Adding details to a server project Adding repositories to a server project Protecting API test assets by using secrets Managing an encrypted dataset Adding users to a server project Adding agents to projects to run tests on remote workstations Running tests Monitoring system resources Viewing test results and reports An overview of test assets, modifications, and scheduled runs

Accessing HCL OneTest Server from desktop clients to retrieve secrets, publish reports, or enable resource monitoring agents

You can use the task flow diagram to help you access the server from the different desktop clients. You can perform these tasks after you install and set up the server.
Diagram of the task flow to access the server from desktop clients. Managing access to HCL OneTest Server from the desktop clients Managing access to HCL OneTest Server from the desktop clients Publishing results from HCL OneTest UI Publishing results from HCL OneTest Performance Publishing results from HCL OneTest API Retrieving secrets Enabling resource monitoring service Configuring HCL OneTest Performance Agent
Related tasks:
Managing access to server projects

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