Class: Controlrepo::Beaker

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/controlrepo/beaker.rb

Class Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.deploy_controlrepo_on(host, repo = Controlrepo.new()) ⇒ Object

This little method will deploy a Controlrepo object to a host, just using r10k deploy



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# File 'lib/controlrepo/beaker.rb', line 103

def self.deploy_controlrepo_on(host, repo = Controlrepo.new())
  require 'beaker-rspec'
  require 'controlrepo'

  if host.is_a?(Array)
    hosts.each do |single_host|
      deploy_controlrepo_on(single_host)
    end
  end

  # Use a beaker helper to do the install (*nix only)
  install_r10k_on(host)

  # Use beaker to install git
  host.install_package('git')

  # copy the file over to the host (Maybe I should be changing the directory here??)
  scp_to(host,repo.r10k_config_file,'/tmp/r10k.yaml')

  # Do an r10k deploy
  r10k_deploy(host,{
    :puppetfile => true,
    :configfile => '/tmp/r10k.yaml',
    })
end

.facts_to_platform(facts) ⇒ Object

This will take a fact set and return the beaker platform of that machine This is necissary as beaker needs the platform set up correctly to know which commands to run when we do stuff. Personally I would prefer beaker to detect the platform as it would not be that hard, especially once puppet is installed, oh well.



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# File 'lib/controlrepo/beaker.rb', line 57

def self.facts_to_platform(facts)
  if facts.is_a?(Array)
    returnval = []
    facts.each do |fact|
      returnval << self.facts_to_platform(fact)
    end
    return returnval
  end

  begin
    if facts['os']['family'] == 'RedHat'
      platform = 'el'
      version = facts['os']['release']['major']
    end
  rescue
    # Do nothing, this is the easiest way to handle the hash being in different formats
  end

  begin
    if facts['os']['distro']['id'] == 'Ubuntu'
      platform = 'ubuntu'
      version = facts['os']['distro']['release']['major']
    end
  rescue
    # Do nothing, this is the easiest way to handle the hash being in different formats
  end

  begin
    if facts['os']['distro']['id'] == 'Debian'
      platform = 'debian'
      version = facts['os']['distro']['release']['full']
    end
  rescue
    # Do nothing
  end

  if facts['os']['architecture'] =~ /64/
    arch = '64'
  else
    arch = '32'
  end

  "#{platform}-#{version}-#{arch}"
end

.facts_to_vagrant_box(facts) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/controlrepo/beaker.rb', line 3

def self.facts_to_vagrant_box(facts)
  # Gets the most similar vagrant box to the facts set provided, will accept a single fact
  # se or an array

  if facts.is_a?(Array)
    returnval = []
    facts.each do |fact|
      returnval << self.facts_to_vagrant_box(fact)
    end
    return returnval
  end

  begin
    if facts['os']['distro']['id'] == 'Ubuntu'
      os = 'ubuntu'
      version = facts['os']['distro']['release']['major']
    end
  rescue
    # Do nothing, this is the easiest way to handle the hash bing in different formats
  end

  begin
    if facts['os']['distro']['id'] == 'Debian'
      os = 'Debian'
      version = facts['os']['distro']['release']['full']
    end
  rescue
    # Do nothing
  end

  begin
    if facts['os']['family'] == "RedHat"
      os = 'centos'
      version = "#{facts['os']['release']['major']}.#{facts['os']['release']['minor']}"
    end
  rescue
    # Do nothing
  end

  return "UNKNOWN" unless os.is_a?(String)

  if facts['os']['architecture'] =~ /64/
    arch = '64'
  else
    arch = '32'
  end

  "puppetlabs/#{os}-#{version}-#{arch}-puppet"
end

.provision_and_test(host, puppet_class, opts = {}, repo = Controlrepo.new) ⇒ Object

This actually provisions a node and checks that puppet will be able to run and be idempotent. It hacks the beaker NetworkManager object to do this. The reason is that beaker is designed to run in the following order:

1. Spin up nodes
2. Run all tests
3. Kill all nodes

This is not helpful for us. We want to be able to test all of our classes on all of our nodes, this could be a lot of vms and having them all running at once would be a real kick in the dick for whatever system was running it.



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# File 'lib/controlrepo/beaker.rb', line 139

def self.provision_and_test(host,puppet_class,opts = {},repo = Controlrepo.new)
  opts = {:runs_before_idempotency => 1}.merge(opts)
  opts = {:check_idempotency => true}.merge(opts)
  opts = {:deploy_controlrepo => true}.merge(opts)


  raise "Hosts must be a single host object, not an array" if host.is_a?(Array)
  raise "Class must be a single Class [String], not an array" unless puppet_class.is_a?(String)

  # Create our own NWM object that we are going to interact with
  # Note here that 'options', 'logger' and are exposed within the rspec tests
  # if this is run outside of that context it will fail
  network_manager = ::Beaker::NetworkManager.new(options,logger)

  # Hack the network manager to smash our host in there without provisioning
  network_manager.instance_variable_set(:@hosts,[host])

  # Now that we have a working network manager object, we can provision, but only if
  # we need to, ahhh smart...
  unless host.up?
    network_manager.provision
    network_manager.proxy_package_manager
    network_manager.validate
    network_manager.configure
  end

  # Actually run the tests
  manifest = "include #{puppet_class}"

  opts[:runs_before_idempotency].times do
    apply_manifest_on(host,manifest,{:catch_failures => true})
  end

  if opts[:check_idempotency]
    apply_manifest_on(host,manifest,{:catch_changes => true})
  end

  network_manager.cleanup
end