suresh In the context of Selenium and RemoteWebDriver, the server side is commonly referred to as the "Selenium Server" or "Selenium Grid Server." This server acts as a middle layer between the test scripts and the browser instances, allowing tests to run on different machines or devices.
When using RemoteWebDriver, the client sends commands to the Selenium Server, which then communicates with the actual browser instance to execute the commands. The server could be running locally or on a different machine (e.g., in a cloud-based Selenium Grid setup), enabling distributed testing across various environments.
In summary, the server side in a RemoteWebDriver setup is typically called the "Selenium Server" or "Selenium Grid Server."
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