This repository is a demonstration of how to use chef-provisioning to provision a VM with vagrant and then use infrataster to run a test against it.

server 'server1'
  http 'http://192.168.20.10/' with {:params=>{}, :method=>:get, :headers=>{}}
    responds with 200

server 'server2'
  http 'http://192.168.20.11/' with {:params=>{}, :method=>:get, :headers=>{}}
    responds with 200

server 'testclient'
  can wget from server1
  can wget from server2

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• Ruby (tested with 1.9.3)
• Vagrant

bundle install
rake generate

rake test

rake test_cluster

If you make an alteration to the recipes in the recipes/ folder or include a new cookbook in the Berksfile you must run rake update to update the cookbooks in the test environment.

The cookbook will create a virtual machine using Vagrant. Once created it will converge the apache2 cookbook on the VM. Finally it uses infrataster to check that the web server responds.

1. Uses chef-provisioning to create the VM defined in provision/provision.rb using the vagrant driver defined in provision/vagrant.rb
2. chef-provisioning converges the run_list as specified in provision/provision.rb
3. rspec runs infrataster the server is defined in spec/spec_helper.rb with the example test in spec/infrataster/default_spec.rb