Behaviour Driven Infrastructure is the technique of describing the expected behaviour of infrastructure components to support the specification and test driven development of Infrastructure as Code.
Beady Eye is a testing framework to support Behaviour Driven Infrastructure on AWS components, to keep an eye on your infrastructure compliance!
Create your compliance test my-compliance-test.js:
NOTE: compliance tests need to be .js
module.exports.suite = (params) => {
describe("My Redshift Cluster", () => {
let redshiftClusterName = 'my-redshift-cluster'
beforeAll((done)=> {
const bdi = require('beady-eye')
const RedshiftCluster = bdi.RedshiftCluster
this.redshift = new RedshiftCluster(redshiftClusterName, region)
done()
})
it("should exist", async (done) => {
expect(this.redshift).toBeDefined()
expect(await this.redshift.shouldExist()).toEqual(true)
done()
})
})
}
Configure your src/complianceTestLambda.ts:
export const runCompliance: Handler = (event: APIGatewayEvent, context: Context, cb: Callback) => {
let complianceRunner = new JasmineComplianceRunner(cb)
require('./my-compliance-test.js').suite(redshiftParams)
complianceRunner.execute()
}
Configure serverless.yaml:
functions:
compliance:
handler: src/complianceTests.runCompliance
package:
include:
- src/*.js
- node_modules/beady-eye/**
git clone https://github.com/MechanicalRock/beady-eye
cd beedy-eye
npm install
npm link
cd /path/to/my/project
npm link beady-eye
In order to build changes continuously, when working with linked projects, create a separate terminal and run:
npm run build:watch
This will automatically re-build upon changes to your beady-eye source, so it is available in your linked project.
Set the details of the account you wish to switch to for test data generation
export AWS_PROFILE='my_profile'
export AWS_ACCOUNT_ID='123456
npm run test:approval
npm run release
git push
git push --tags
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