Nyet: Not YETI

CloudFoundry uses YETI test suite for broad functionality testing.

Nyet stands for Not YETI and is a fast and simple way to test whether CloudFoundry deployment was successful.

Nyet failure indicates a bad deployment.

Nyet CRUDs a single Sinatra application.

Initial setup

Check your ~/workspace/deployments-aws/[workstation name] directory for a nyet_environment file.
Source that file to read in the environment variables (which are declared below)
If that file doesn't exist, create it! you get the user/pass from cf-aws.yml (the scim admin user)
You will need gcf in your $PATH for the loggregator_spec to work.

Running Against an Existing Organization

Provide existing organization and user. You do not have to provide admin credentials! (This is recommended way to run against production environment.)

NYET_TARGET="http://api.target.com"
NYET_ORGANIZATION_NAME="some-org-name"

NYET_REGULAR_USERNAME="username"
NYET_REGULAR_PASSWORD="password"

Running Without Existing Organization

Provide admin credentials and regular user credentials. Admin credentials will be used to create and delete nyet-org-* organization for every test run.

NYET_TARGET="http://api.target.com"

NYET_ADMIN_USERNAME="admin-username"
NYET_ADMIN_PASSWORD="admin-password"

NYET_REGULAR_USERNAME="username"
NYET_REGULAR_PASSWORD="password"

Misc options

NYET_APPS_DOMAIN allows to specify domain that serves nyet apps
NYET_RAISE_ALL_ERRORS turns on aggressive error reporting
NYET_TRACE will enable CFoundry client trace (which goes to stderr)

DataDog Monitoring

Several data points can be recorded to DataDog account. Provide following environment variables to turn it on:

NYET_DATADOG_API_KEY="api-key"
NYET_DATADOG_APP_KEY="app-key"
DEPLOYMENT_NAME="deployment-name"

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