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# Infrastructure

Govern devices, pools, and project mappings for controlled test execution.

Infrastructure controls which testing resources each project can use.

Use it to manage devices, build pools, and map resources safely.

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### Devices

Devices are individual testing targets.

Examples include Samsung Galaxy S24, Google Pixel 9, iPhone 16, and iPad Pro.

#### Device details

Each device record shows:

* platform
* OS version
* availability
* owner
* assignment status

### Device pools

Device pools group multiple devices into one managed resource.

Use pools to simplify allocation and reuse across teams.

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#### Pool scope

Assign a pool at the:

* organization level
* application level
* project level

### Project mappings

Mappings define which projects can use a device or device pool.

Each mapping connects one project to one target resource.

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#### Create a mapping

Each mapping requires:

* a project
* a target type
* a device or pool

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### Access behavior

Mapped infrastructure appears inside the project workspace.

Users cannot use devices or pools without an explicit mapping.


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