Linux test setup with Vagrant

This is an example setup, based on vagrant + virtualbox, that allows to easily run ansible commands to test the module.

Requirements

vagrant > 2.0.0
virtualbox > 5.1.28

Setup

From ansible-datadog/manual_tests directory:

provision VM: vagrant up ubuntu --provision --provision-with test_7_full.yml
when done, destroy VM if needed: vagrant destroy -f

To test with different agent versions or configurations, replace --provision-with argument test_7_full.yml with any of the other test_*.yml files in this directory.

To test on different operating systems, replace ubuntu with centos or amazonlinux.

If vagrant up --provision is used without any other parameters, all the playbooks are applied one by one on an Ubuntu machine.

Windows test setup from WSL

Requirements

Install Ansible and pywinrm inside WSL: sudo python3 -m pip install ansible pywinrm
From an elevated Powershell terminal (outside WSL), run the following script to setup WinRM so Ansible can connect: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ansible/ansible/devel/examples/scripts/ConfigureRemotingForAnsible.ps1
Make sure the Administrator account is enabled and you know the password (or use a different account in the inventory_win file).

Setup

From ansible-datadog's parent directory, run in a WSL console (it will ask for the Administrator password each time):

ansible-playbook -k ansible-datadog/manual_tests/test_7_full.yml -i ansible-datadog/manual_tests/inventory_win

Note: Replace test_7_full.yml with any of the other yaml files on this directory.