We're excited to announce that we've recently just crossed over 2 million sessions served! That's millions of screenshots generated, PDF's printed, and websites tested. We've done just about everything you can think of with a headless browser.
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The best, and easiest way, is to pull our docker image and run it with the parameters you'd like:
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Chrome takes a lot of dependencies to get running properly. A lot. Even after all of that's complete then there's things like fonts and phantom-processes you have to worry about so it's ideal to use some sort of container to, well, contain it. Docker is almost custom-built for this task as you can limit the amount resources available and sandbox it. If you want to create your own Dockerfile yourself, look below for all the required deps:
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If you're interested in seeing more about this, take a look at our Dockerfile for more details.
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