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+ This step is only necessary if you wish to make local modifications. The gem
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+ has already been published to rubygems.org.
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+
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+ ```bash
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  rake build
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  ```
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  ## Installing the gem
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- You must install the gem into whatever Ruby is used to run knife. On a
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+ You must install the gem into whatever Ruby is used to run kitchen. On a
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  workstation this will likely be the ChefDK environment. To switch to
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34
  ChefDK if you haven't already:
32
35
 
33
- ```
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+ ```bash
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  eval "$(chef shell-init bash)"
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  ```
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- Then install the package you built earlier:
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+ You can install the gem from RubyGems.org with:
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+ ```bash
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+ gem install kitchen-oci
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  ```
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+
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+ To install a gem you built yourself:
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+
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+ ```bash
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  gem install pkg/kitchen-oci-<VERSION>.gem
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  ```
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  ## Example .kitchen.yml
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- Adjust below template as required. The following configuration is mandatory:
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+ Adjust below template as required. The following configuration is mandatory for all instance types:
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+
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+ - `compartment_id`
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+ - `availability_domain`
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+ - `shape`
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+ - `subnet_id`
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60
 
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- - compartment\_id
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- - availability\_domain
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- - image\_id
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- - shape
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- - subnet\_id
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+ There is an additional configuration item that allows for toggling instance types. If this item is not included, it defaults to `compute`.
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+
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+ - Permitted values of `instance_type`:
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+ - compute
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+ - dbaas
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67
  Note: The availability domain should be the full AD name including the tenancy specific prefix. For example: "AaBb:US-ASHBURN-AD-1". Look in the OCI console to get your tenancy specific string.
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68
 
69
+ ### Compute Instance Type
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+
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+ The following configuration is mandatory:
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+
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+ - `image_id`
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+
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  These settings are optional:
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76
 
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- - use\_private\_ip, Whether to connect to the instance using a private IP, default is false (public ip)
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- - oci\_config\_file, OCI configuration file, by default this is ~/.oci/config
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- - oci\_profile\_name, OCI profile to use, default value is "DEFAULT"
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- - ssh\_keypath, SSH public key, default is ~/.ssh/id\_rsa.pub
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- - post\_create\_script, run a script on compute\_instance after deployment
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- - proxy\_url, Connect via the specified proxy URL
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- - user\_data, Add user data scripts
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- - hostname\_prefix, Prefix for the generated hostnames (note that OCI doesn't like underscores)
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- - freeform\_tags, Hash containing tag name(s) and values(s)
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+ - `use_private_ip`, Whether to connect to the instance using a private IP, default is false (public ip)
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+ - `oci_config_file`, OCI configuration file, by default this is ~/.oci/config
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+ - `oci_profile_name`, OCI profile to use, default value is "DEFAULT"
80
+ - `ssh_keypath`, SSH public key, default is ~/.ssh/id\_rsa.pub
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+ - `post_create_script`, run a script on compute\_instance after deployment
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+ - `proxy_url`, Connect via the specified proxy URL
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+ - `user_data`, Add user data scripts
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+ - `hostname_prefix`, Prefix for the generated hostnames (note that OCI doesn't like underscores)
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+ - `freeform_tags`, Hash containing tag name(s) and values(s)
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+ - `use_instance_principals`, Boolean flag indicated whether Instance Principals should be used as credentials (see below)
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  Optional settings for WinRM support in Windows:
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- - setup\_winrm, Inject Windows powershell to set password and enable WinRM, default false.
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- - winrm\_username, Used to set the WinRM transport username, defaults to 'opc'.
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- - winrm\_password, Set the winrm password. By default a randomly generated password will be used, so don't set this unless you have to. Beware that the password must meet the Windows password complexity requirements otherwise the bootstrapping procedure will fail silently and Kitchen will eventually time out.
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+ - `setup_winrm`, Inject Windows powershell to set password and enable WinRM, default false.
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+ - `winrm_username`, Used to set the WinRM transport username, defaults to 'opc'.
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+ - `winrm_password`, Set the winrm password. By default a randomly generated password will be used, so don't set this unless you have to. Beware that the password must meet the Windows password complexity requirements otherwise the bootstrapping procedure will fail silently and Kitchen will eventually time out.
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- The use\_private\_ip influences whether the public or private IP will be used by Kitchen to connect to the instance. If it is set to false (the default) then it will connect to the public IP, otherwise it'll use the private IP.
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+ The `use_private_ip` influences whether the public or private IP will be used by Kitchen to connect to the instance. If it is set to false (the default) then it will connect to the public IP, otherwise it'll use the private IP.
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- If the subnet\_id refers to a subnet configured to disallow public IPs on any attached VNICs, then the VNIC will be created without a public IP and the use\_private\_ip flag will assumed to be true irrespective of the config setting. On subnets that do allow a public IP a public IP will be allocated to the VNIC, but the use\_private\_ip flag can still be used to override whether the private or public IP will be used.
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+ If the `subnet_id` refers to a subnet configured to disallow public IPs on any attached VNICs, then the VNIC will be created without a public IP and the `use_private_ip` flag will assumed to be true irrespective of the config setting. On subnets that do allow a public IP a public IP will be allocated to the VNIC, but the `use_private_ip` flag can still be used to override whether the private or public IP will be used.
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+ ```yml
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+ ---
100
+ driver:
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+ name: oci
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+ # These are mandatory
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+ compartment_id: "ocid1.compartment.oc1..xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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+ availability_domain: "XyAb:US-ASHBURN-AD-1"
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+ image_id: "ocid1.image.oc1.phx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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+ shape: "VM.Standard1.2"
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+ subnet_id: "ocid1.subnet.oc1.phx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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+
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+ # These are optional
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+ use_private_ip: false
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+ oci_config_file: "~/.oci/config"
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+ oci_profile_name: "DEFAULT"
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+ ssh_keypath: "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
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+ post_create_script: >-
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115
  ```
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+
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+ ### DBaaS Instance Type
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+
119
+ The DBaaS instance type configuration should be written in a hash beginning with `dbaas`.
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+
121
+ The following configuration item is mandatory for the DBaaS `instance_type`:
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+
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+ - `db_version`, The specific version of the Oracle database software to be installed. Values can be at either the major version level (eg. 12.1.0.2) or at a PSU level (eg. 12.1.0.2.191015). If no PSU is provided, the latest available will be installed.
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+
125
+ The following is a list of optional items for the DBaaS `instance_type`:
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+
127
+ - `cpu_core_count`, CPU core count for DBaaS nodes. Default value is 2
128
+ - `database_edition`, The edition of the Oracle database software to be installed. Default value is ENTERPRISE_EDITION
129
+ - `license_model`, The licensing model for the Oracle database software. Default value is BRING_YOUR_OWN_LICENSE
130
+ - `db_name`, The name of the database to be provisioned. Must be 8 characters or less, alphanumeric. Default value is `dbaas1`.
131
+ - `pdb_name`, The name of the pdb to be provisioned. Only valid if `db_version` is 12cR1 or higher. Default value is nil (OCI will create a single pdb with the name `db_name`\_PDB1)
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+ - `admin_password`, The SYS password of the database to be provisioned. Password must be 9 to 30 characters and contain at least 2 uppercase, 2 lowercase, 2 special, and 2 numeric characters. The special characters must be `_`, `#`, or `-`. Default value will be a randomly generated password
133
+ - `initial_data_storage_size_in_gb`, The desired amount of database storage in GB. Default value is 256
134
+ - `character_set`, The characterset of the database. Default value is AL32UTF8
135
+ - `ncharacter_set`, The national characterset of the database. Default value is AL16UTF16
136
+ - `db_workload`, The desired workload configuration for the database. Acceptable values are 'OLTP' and 'DSS'. Default value is 'OLTP'
137
+
138
+ Note: At this time, `node_count` is forced to be 1. RAC provisioning is not supported.
139
+
140
+ ```yml
78
141
  ---
79
- driver:
80
- name: oci
142
+ driver:
143
+ name: oci
144
+ instance_type: dbaas
145
+ ...
146
+ dbaas:
147
+ db_version: "12.1.0.2.191015"
148
+ ```
81
149
 
82
- provisioner:
83
- name: chef_zero
84
- always_update_cookbooks: true
150
+ ## Instance Principals
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151
 
86
- verifier:
87
- name: inspec
152
+ If you are launching Kitchen from a compute instance running in OCI then you might prefer to use Instance Principals to authenticate to the OCI APIs. To set this up you can omit the `oci_config_file` and `oci_profile_name` settings and insert `use_instance_principals: true` into your .kitchen.yml instead.
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153
 
154
+ ```yml
89
155
  platforms:
90
- - name: ubuntu-16.04
156
+ - name: ubuntu-18.04
91
157
  driver:
92
- # These are mandatory
93
- compartment_id: "ocid1.compartment.oc1..xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
94
- availability_domain: "XyAb:US-ASHBURN-AD-1"
95
- image_id: "ocid1.image.oc1.phx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
96
- shape: "VM.Standard1.2"
97
- subnet_id: "ocid1.subnet.oc1.phx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
158
+ ...
159
+ use_instance_principals: true
160
+ ...
161
+ ```
98
162
 
99
- # These are optional
100
- use_private_ip: false
101
- oci_config_file: "~/.oci/config"
102
- oci_profile_name: "DEFAULT"
103
- ssh_keypath: "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
104
- post_create_script: >-
105
- touch /tmp/example.txt;
106
- transport:
107
- username: "ubuntu"
163
+ __Important__: If you want to configure a proxy when using Instance Principals, ensure you define the `no_proxy` environment variable so that all link-local access bypasses the proxy. For example:
108
164
 
109
- suites:
110
- - name: default
111
- run_list:
112
- - recipe[my_cookbook::default]
113
- verifier:
114
- inspec_tests:
115
- - test/smoke/default
116
- attributes:
165
+ ```sh
166
+ export no_proxy=169.254.0.0/16
117
167
  ```
118
168
 
169
+ This will allow the OCI lib to retrieve the certificate, key and ca-chain from the metadata service.
170
+
119
171
  ## Support for user data scripts and cloud-init
120
172
 
121
173
  The driver has support for adding user data that can be executed as scripts by cloud-init. These can either be specified inline or by referencing a file. Examples:
122
174
 
123
- ```
124
- user_data:
125
- - type: x-shellscript
126
- inline: |
127
- #!/bin/bash
128
- touch /tmp/foo.txt
129
- filename: init.sh
130
- - type: x-shellscript
131
- path: myscript.sh
132
- filename: myscript.sh
175
+ ```yml
176
+ user_data:
177
+ - type: x-shellscript
178
+ inline: |
179
+ #!/bin/bash
180
+ touch /tmp/foo.txt
181
+ filename: init.sh
182
+ - type: x-shellscript
183
+ path: myscript.sh
184
+ filename: myscript.sh
133
185
  ```
134
186
 
135
187
  The `filename` parameter must be specified for each entry, and determines the destination filename for the script. If the user data is to be read from a file then the `path` parameter should be specified to indicate where the file is to be read from.
136
188
 
137
189
  The scripts will be encoded into a gzipped, base64 encoded multipart mime message and added as user data when launching the instance.
138
190
 
191
+ Alternately, if you simply pass a string to the user_data, it will be base64 encoded and add as user data when launching the instance.
192
+
193
+ ```yml
194
+ user_data: |
195
+ login: user1
196
+ uid: 1000
197
+ gid: 1000
198
+ ```
199
+
139
200
  ## Proxy support
140
201
 
141
202
  If running Kitchen on a private subnet with no public IPs permitted, it may be necessary to connect to the OCI API via a web proxy. The proxy URL can either be specified on the command line:
142
- ```
203
+ ```bash
143
204
  # With authentication
144
205
  export http_proxy=http://<proxy_user>:<proxy_password>@<proxy_host>:<proxy_port>"
145
206
  # Without authentication
146
207
  export http_proxy=http://<proxy_host>:<proxy_port>"
147
208
  ```
148
209
  .. or if preferred in the cookbook's .kitchen.yml file.
149
- ```
210
+ ```yml
150
211
  driver:
151
212
  ...
152
213
  proxy_url: "http://<proxy_user>:<proxy_password>@<proxy_host>:<proxy_port>"
@@ -154,7 +215,7 @@ driver:
154
215
 
155
216
  The SSH transport can also be tunneled via the web proxy using the CONNECT http method, but note that this is not handled by the kitchen-oci gem. Configuration is provided here for convenience only:
156
217
 
157
- ```
218
+ ```yml
158
219
  transport:
159
220
  username: "<os_username>"
160
221
  ssh_http_proxy: "<proxy_host>"
@@ -163,9 +224,11 @@ transport:
163
224
  ssh_http_proxy_password: <proxy_password>
164
225
  ```
165
226
 
227
+ See also the section above on Instance Principals if you plan to use a proxy in conjunction with a proxy. The proxy needs to be avoided when accessing the metadata address.
228
+
166
229
  ## Windows Support
167
230
 
168
- When launching Oracle provided Windows images, it may be helpful to allow Kitchen-oci to inject powershell to configure WinRM and to set a randomized password that does not need to be changed on first login. If the `setup_winrm` parameter is set to true then the following steps will happen:
231
+ When launching Oracle provided Windows images, it may be helpful to allow kitchen-oci to inject powershell to configure WinRM and to set a randomized password that does not need to be changed on first login. If the `setup_winrm` parameter is set to true then the following steps will happen:
169
232
 
170
233
  - A random password will be generated and stored into the Kitchen state
171
234
  - A powershell script will be generated which sets the password for whatever username is defined in the transport section.
@@ -176,7 +239,7 @@ Make sure that the transport name is set to `winrm` and that the os\_type in the
176
239
 
177
240
  Full example (.kitchen.yml):
178
241
 
179
- ```
242
+ ```yml
180
243
  ---
181
244
  driver:
182
245
  name: oci