# Run Your Tests

In Testery, there are three ways to run your tests. You can perform one-off test runs (shown below), schedule your test runs, or integrate with CI/CD to run your tests.

For now, let's just perform a one-off test run to make sure the project is configured correctly.

1. Click **Test Runs** or navigate to the [Test Runs](https://testery.app/testery/test-runs) page.\
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2. Click **New Test Run**.
3. Enter your desired parameters for the test run.\
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   **Environment** - This is the environment that the tests will target as the system under test. This is typically something like dev, qa, rc, or prod. See [Environments](/get-to-know-testery/set-up-your-test-environments.md)for more information.\
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   **Trigger Type** - Here you can select how you would like to start the tests. For now, just select **Run tests now**.\
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   **Options** - Options let you select what set of tests you'd like to run. You can run all the tests in a project, select individual suites, or filter tests by test name or tag.<br>
4. Click **Run Test** to start the test run.<br>
5. You will be taken back to the test runs page and should see your test run in a "SUBMITTED" state. Testery is now dynamically provisioning the infrastructure to run your tests.
6. Congratulations! You have tests running on Testery! You are now ready to [Configure Slack Alerts](/get-started/getting-started-guide/configure-slack-alerts.md).

Everyone's test projects are a bit different and occasionally additional steps are required to configure your projects. If you need any additional assistance at this step, please email [support@testery.io](mailto:suppo) or make a request at the [Testery Service Desk](https://testery.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1).

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