Chef integration tests run using Test Kitchen.

To test the cookbook, run bundle install to install test-kitchen and dependencies, then run:

• bundle exec kitchen create to create the machine image
• bundle exec kitchen converge to install Chef and converge the cookbook in the platform environment
• bundle exec kitchen verify to run the integration test suite
• bundle exec kitchen destroy to destroy the running machine image and release associated resources

Cookbook tests will automatically run within CircleCI build for branches that match a cdo-* cookbook name.

For example, a branch named mysql-update will match the cdo-mysql cookbook, and will run its integration tests on each commit.

Tests run by default on Docker using the kitchen-docker driver. First make sure Docker is installed and running locally.

Tests can be configured to run on live Amazon EC2 instances using the kitchen-ec2 driver.

To use the EC2 configuration instead of Docker, run (from within the cdo-apps/ folder):

KITCHEN_LOCAL_YAML=../.kitchen.ec2.yml bundle exec kitchen [create|converge|verify|destroy]

Note that the live EC2 instance will continue consuming resources until destroy is called, so make sure to do this at the end of your testing!