AOEpeople/EcomBench

Name: EcomBench

Owner: AOE

Description: null

Created: 2016-03-12 03:19:52.0

Updated: 2016-04-19 01:13:06.0

Pushed: 2016-03-19 06:48:30.0

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Size: 428

Language: Shell

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README

EcomBench

Setup

Run Composer

composer.phar install

Create a .env.default file:

ACCESS_KEY_ID=
SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=
DEFAULT_REGION=us-west-1

ocation=enter.your.ip.here/32
air=EnterYourKeyPairNameHere
NSPECTOR_DEFAULT_EC2_USER=ubuntu

Key

Create a KeyPair in the AWS Console and copy the *.pem file to keys/<NameOfTheKeyPair>.pem

Note: The AMI is currently hardcoded to use a Ubuntu 14.04 in California (us-west-1)

Deploy setup stack

stackformation.php blueprint:deploy -o setup

Deploy testrun stack (=run testcase)

rt TEST_RUN=<YourTestRunId>
 Jenkins you could do:export TEST_RUN=${BUILD_NUMBER}

stackformation.php blueprint:deploy --deleteOnTerminate -o 'magento-1-9-run-{env:TEST_RUN}'

Abort the testrun / Delete the stack

If you're still observing the stack creation (bin/stackformation.php blueprint:deploy -o or stack:observe) and you launched the command with --deleteOnTerminate you can simply do CTRL+C (or abort the Jenkins job which will signal SIGTERM) and the stack will be automatically deleted.

At any point in time (whether the stack is in progress or not) you can run bin/stackformation.php stack:delete.