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# Overview

Connect Playwright and Appium test suites to Mozark's remote execution infrastructure.

## Automation

Use this section to connect Playwright and Appium test suites to Mozark's remote execution infrastructure.

### Overview

The Automation Testing section includes documentation hubs for two popular open-source frameworks:

* **Playwright** for web automation
* **Appium** for mobile automation

These hubs provide the configuration details your team needs to point existing test suites at Mozark's real-device grid instead of local machines or generic cloud grids.

This includes:

* Hub URLs
* Capability sets
* Authentication requirements
* Quick-start examples

Sessions run through these frameworks appear in **Automation → Sessions**.

From there, you can review, tag, and analyze them alongside interactive sessions.

### Available hubs

* [**Playwright Hub**](/test-infrastructure-documentation/automation/playwright-hub.md) for browser-based automation on Mozark's grid
* [**Appium Hub**](/test-infrastructure-documentation/automation/appium-hub.md) for mobile automation on Mozark's real device cloud
* [**Enterprise Testing**](/test-infrastructure-documentation/automation/enterprise-testing.md) for upcoming enterprise-grade testing features


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