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Shindo.tests("Fog::AWS[:beanstalk] | environment", ['aws', 'beanstalk']) do
pending if Fog.mocking?
@beanstalk = Fog::AWS[:beanstalk]
@application_name = uniq_id('fog-test-app')
@environment_name = uniq_id('fog-test-env')
@version_names = []
# Create two unique version names
2.times {
@version_names << uniq_id('fog-test-version')
}
@application = @beanstalk.applications.create({:name => @application_name})
@versions = []
@version_names.each { |name|
@versions << @beanstalk.versions.create({
:label => name,
:application_name => @application_name,
})
}
@environment_opts = {
:application_name => @application_name,
:name => @environment_name,
:version_label => @version_names[0],
:solution_stack_name => '32bit Amazon Linux running Tomcat 7'
}
# Note: These model tests can take quite a bit of time to run, about 10 minutes typically.
model_tests(@beanstalk.environments, @environment_opts, false) do
# Wait for initial ready before next tests.
tests("#ready?").succeeds do
@instance.wait_for { ready? }
end
tests("#healthy?").succeeds do
@instance.wait_for { healthy? }
end
test("#events") do
# There should be some events now.
@instance.events.length > 0
end
test("#version") do
@instance.version.label == @version_names[0]
end
test("#version= string") do
# Set to version 2
@instance.version = @version_names[1]
count = 0
if @instance.version.label == @version_names[1]
@instance.events.each { |event|
if event.message == "Environment update is starting."
count = count + 1
end
}
end
count == 1
end
tests("#ready? after version= string").succeeds do
@instance.wait_for { ready? }
end
test("#version= version object") do
# reset back to first version using version object
@instance.version = @versions[0]
count = 0
if @instance.version.label == @version_names[0]
@instance.events.each { |event|
if event.message == "Environment update is starting."
count = count + 1
end
}
end
# Pass if we have two environment updating events
count == 2
end
tests("#ready? after version= version object").succeeds do
@instance.wait_for { ready? }
end
test('#restart_app_server') do
@instance.restart_app_server
passed = false
@instance.events.each { |event|
if event.message == "restartAppServer is starting."
passed = true
end
}
passed
end
test('#rebuild') do
@instance.rebuild
passed = false
@instance.events.each { |event|
if event.message == "rebuildEnvironment is starting."
passed = true
end
}
passed
end
# Wait for ready or next tests may fail
tests("#ready? after rebuild").succeeds do
@instance.wait_for { ready? }
end
end
# Wait for instance to terminate before deleting application
tests('#terminated?').succeeds do
@instance.wait_for { terminated? }
end
# delete application
@application.destroy
end
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