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# DSL version, should appear in the main blueprint.yaml
# and may appear in other imports. In such case, the versions must match
tosca_definitions_version: cloudify_dsl_1_3
imports:
# importing cloudify related types, plugins, workflow, etc...
# to speed things up, it is possible downloading this file,
# including it in the blueprint directory and importing it
# instead.
- http://www.getcloudify.org/spec/cloudify/4.1.1/types.yaml
# relative import of plugin.yaml that resides in the blueprint directory
- plugin/test_plugin.yaml
inputs:
# example input that could be injected by test
test_input:
description: an input for the test
default: default_test_input
tiller-server-ip:
default: 1.1.1.1
tiller-server-port:
default: 8888
namespace:
default: onap
chart-repo-url:
default: local
chart-version :
default: 2.0.0
jsonConfig:
default: ''
config-url:
default: ''
config-format:
default: 'json'
tls-enable:
type: boolean
default: false
config-dir:
type: string
default: './'
stable-repo-url:
type: string
default: 'http://0.0.0.0/stable'
node_templates:
# defining a single node template that will serve as our test node
test_node:
# using base cloudify type
type: onap.nodes.component
properties:
tiller-server-ip: { get_input: tiller-server-ip }
tiller-server-port: { get_input: tiller-server-port }
component-name: test_node
chart-repo-url: { get_input: chart-repo-url }
chart-version: { get_input: chart-version }
namespace: { get_input: namespace }
config: { get_input: jsonConfig}
config-url: { get_input: config-url}
config-format: { get_input: config-format}
tls-enable: { get_input: tls-enable}
ca: { get_secret: ca_value}
cert: { get_secret: cert_value}
key: { get_secret: key_value}
config-dir: { get_input: config-dir}
stable-repo-url: { get_input: stable-repo-url}
outputs:
# example output the could be used to simplify assertions by test
test_output:
description: an output for the test
value:
helm-value: { get_attribute: [test_node, current-helm-value] }
helm-history: { get_attribute: [test_node, helm-history] }
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