Time Slots reservation in HP ALM


In this post I will be showing how to setup the time slot for the testing hosts, so that testers will not face any unavailability of testing hosts at the time they require to run there automated test scripts.

After navigating to TimeSlots tab in ALM, user needs to add a new time slot for his tests as shown in below image:





After clicking the new timeslot a new window will come where you need to fill all the required details.

1. Run - You need to select which type of test you want to run "Functional Test Set", "Performance Test" or "Build Verification Suite"

2. Start: User need to select whether he wants the execution to start manually or automatically in this timeslot.

3. Name: User need to provide the name of the timeslot

4. Select a test set: User need to browse through the test sets and select the test set which he wants to execute if any.

5. Duration , Start Time and End Time: User needs to provide the duration of the time slot and the start and end time of the slot.

6. Add hosts:  User needs to add either the automatch hosts or any specified host. It will reserve the hosts for that time interval.

7. Calculate Availability: User can calculate the availability of selected hosts by clicking in the button



After filling all the details click on submit button and your time slot has been created and reserved.


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