This BOSH release provides jobs for running the Athens project in a BOSH environment.

Upload the bosh release to your director from the command line with the upload-releases command:

$ bosh upload-release --name=athens --version=0.1.1 \
    git+https://github.com/s4heid/athens-bosh-release

Or reference it in the releases section of your deployment manifest:

releases:
- name: athens
  version: 0.1.1
  url: git+https://github.com/s4heid/athens-bosh-release

Add the athens job to an instance group in the deployment manifest, e.g.

instance_groups:
- name: athens
  persistent_disk: 1024
  jobs:
  - name: athens
    release: athens
    properties:
      storage_type: disk

The above example configures the persistent disk as storage provider.

The following section explains how to set up different environments for deploying the athens-bosh-release and running the integration tests.

If you only want to run the tests against a local athens VM, the easiest way to get started is probably bosh-lite. Step by step instructions on how to spin up a bosh-lite environment are given in the bosh docs.

Deploying a bosh with bosh-bootloader (bbl) is another possibility to get started. Assuming you have already installed a bosh on AWS as described in this guide, you need to set up a few additional things in the infrastructure. This can be achieved by running

$ cp ci/terraform/terraform.tfvars{.template,}

inside the athens-release root directory and filling in the missing parameters. Thereafter, execute the following script to create the required infrastructure components:

$ AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="..." AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="..." ./scripts/tf-apply.sh

The script will prompt you to log in to your lastpass account, as it will sync the terraform state with a lastpass secret note.

After setting up your bosh environment, deploy an athens server and run the integration tests by executing

$ ./scripts/test.sh

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