Hi Rene, Hi Boris, Thanks @Boris for the information about Marvin. I guess in our case (running automated test against our prod environment) that would not be the ideal choice.
> This would be very easy to do with ansible. > > It would even allow to log in to the deployed VM and run tasks on the > VM, e.g. install packages like a webserver and then check if the > webserver is accessable from the CI system. > > Or in case of VPC integration tests: verify if a configured site2site > VPN works, etc. All with ansible's battery included... > > https://github.com/resmo/ansible-cloudstack-example may give you some > ideas how to setup. The ansible approach however looks promising, thank you. Going to look into that and find out how to write "tests" using ansible. I'm much more addicted to programming in Python than I am to ansible, and from the automation point of view we are using puppet, so let's see what happens. :-) Thanks and regards Daniel -- Daniel Herrmann Network Engineer – Fraunhofer Private Cloud CCIE #55056 (Routing and Switching) Cisco CCDP, CCIP; Fluke CCTT
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