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Development

The release requires the Ruby gem Bundler (used by the vendoring script):

gem install bundler

With bundler installed, run the vendoring script:

./scripts/vendor_gems

Then create the BOSH release:

bosh create release --force

The release is now ready for use. If everything works, commit the changes including the updated gems.

Manually deploy bosh director

  1. Claim env from pool
  2. cd ~/workspace/bosh-cpi-environments
  3. git mv aws/unclaimed/SOME_ENV aws/claimed/
  4. git ci -m "manually claiming SOME_ENV for testing on #STORY_ID"
  5. git push
  6. Create a file containing necessary environment variables in ~/scratch
  7. source ~/scratch/YOUR_ENV_FILE
  8. Generate bosh-init manifest and Artifacts
  9. METADATA_FILE=~/workspace/bosh-cpi-environments/aws/claimed/SOME_ENV \ OUTPUT_DIR=~/scratch/OUTPUT_DIR \ ./ci/tasks/prepare-director.sh
  10. Deploy with bosh-init
  11. cd ~/scratch/OUTPUT_DIR
  12. bosh-init deploy director.yml

Manually run lifecycle tests

  1. Claim env from pool
  2. Create a file containing necessary environment variables in ~/scratch
  3. Run tests
  4. RSPEC_ARGUMENTS=spec/integration/lifecycle_spec.rb \ METADATA_FILE=~/workspace/bosh-cpi-environments/aws/claimed/SOME_ENV \ ./ci/tasks/run-integration.sh

Rubymine support

Given the Bosh Release nature of this project, the ruby project content is under src/bosh_aws_cpi which does not work for RubyMine when trying to locate the Gemfile to run the RSpec tests. To resolve this you can modify the RubyMine project in the following way:

  • Edit Project Structure
    • Go To: Preferences -> Project: [project name] -> Project Structure
    • Remove the existing Content Root which would by default be the Projects root
    • Add a new Context Root for each of the projects root folders except for src
    • Add a new Content Root src/bosh_aws_cpi
    • Select the src/bosh_aws_cpi content root and add the spec sub-folder as a Tests source
    • Save and exit the Preferences dialogue
  • Edit The default RSpec Run Configuration
    • Open Edit Configurations dialog
    • Go into defaults -> RSpec
      • Go to the Bundler tab
        • ensure 'Run the script in the context of the bundle (bundle exec)' is checked
      • Go to the Configuration tab
        • set the Working Directory value to the path to [project root]/src/bosh_aws_cpi
      • Remove an temporary Rspec configurations that exist to ensure new defaults are applied to all test
      • Save and exit the Run Configurations dialogue
  • Run a focused RSpec test to verify it works.