.kitchen.yml

---
driver:
  aws_ssh_key_id: travis_key
  instance_type: m4.large
  name: ec2
  region: eu-west-1
  security_group_ids: ["sg-0039ae3576be6d1c3"]
  subnet_id: subnet-5d97383a
  tags:
    Name: "openvpnas-kitchen"
    Creator: "test-kitchen"
  vpc_id: "vpc-281db64f"

platforms:
  - name: openvpn-as
    driver:
      image_id: ami-3ed28747
      # This is needed to prevent OpenVPN running the wizzard on first boot
      user_data: |
        admin_user=openvpn
        admin_pw=password

transport:
  connection_retries: 5
  connection_timeout: 10
  ssh_key: .ssh/travis_key
  username: openvpnas

provisioner:
  additional_copy_path: test/integration/default/test-cert.yml
  ansible_connection: ssh
  ansible_sudo: true
  ansible_verbose: true
  ansible_verbosity: 2
  # The OpenVPN AS AMI has an "apt upgrade" which runs on first boot. This
  # causes ansible-kitchen to fail to install ansible. This loop is a a
  # horrible attempt at blocking the ansible install until that upgrade
  # releases the apt lock.
  custom_pre_install_command: |
    echo "Looping, waiting for dpkg lock to be released" ;\
    sudo /bin/sh -c '\
      systemctl stop apt-daily ;\
      while fuser /var/lib/dpkg/lock > /dev/null 2>&1 ;do \
        echo "waiting for apt lock to be released, sleeping for 3s"; \
        sleep 3; \
      done'
  hosts: test-kitchen
  name: ansible_playbook
  require_ansible_omnibus: false
  require_ansible_repo: true
  require_chef_for_busser: false

verifier:
  name: serverspec
  use_sudo: true
  sudo_path: true

suites:
  - name: default
    verifier:
      patterns:
        - roles/ansible-role-openvpnas/test/integration/default/serverspec/default_spec.rb