High-Level Solution (HLS) - Automation Story
This HLS template for an Automation Story provides a structured framework for designing, implementing, and executing automation processes. It ensures clarity in automation objectives, methodologies, and system interactions.
A High-Level Solution (HLS) for Automation should include:
- Purpose & Expected Outcome: Define why the automation is needed and what results it aims to achieve.
- Prerequisites: List the required tools, frameworks, programming languages, and system configurations.
- Approach: Outline the methodology, including script-based automation, event-driven execution, and CI/CD integration.
- Sequence/Architecture Diagram: Illustrate the execution flow and interaction between components.
1. Prerequisites
List the required tools, platforms, and configurations needed for the automation, including:
- Automation framework (e.g., Selenium, Cypress, Robot Framework).
- Programming language used.
- Third-party dependencies or integrations required.
- Access or credentials needed for execution.
2. Approach
Explain the methodology used for implementing automation, such as:
- Script-based automation or no-code automation.
- Event-driven automation (trigger-based execution).
- Batch execution or real-time processing.
- Integration with CI/CD pipelines.
3. Sequence Diagram / Architecture Diagram
Include a sequence diagram or architecture diagram that illustrates:
- The interaction between different components and systems.
- The flow of execution from trigger to result.
- The role of external services, APIs, and databases.
Example Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram participant User participant AutomationScript participant BackendService participant Database
User->>AutomationScript: Initiates Automation AutomationScript->>BackendService: Sends Request BackendService->>Database: Fetch/Update Data Database-->>BackendService: Response BackendService-->>AutomationScript: Processed Data AutomationScript-->>User: Final Output