axsh/wakame-vdc

# /etc/wakame-vdc/musselrc

# System wide configuration file for the Mussel.
# Mussel is a CLI client and integration test framework for Wakame-vdc.

# It's *not* a good idea to change this file unless you know what you are doing.
# It's much better to create a ~/.musselrc file to keep your configuration.
# The ~/.musselrc file will be loaded *after* this file and override any
# variables defined here.

#DCMGR_API_VERSION=12.03
#DCMGR_HOST=127.0.0.1
#DCMGR_PORT=9001
#DCMGR_BASE_URI=http://${DCMGR_HOST}:${DCMGR_PORT}/api/${DCMGR_API_VERSION}
#DCMGR_RESPONSE_FORMAT=yml # [ yml | json ]

account_id=a-shpoolxx

# When using mussel as an integration test suite, setting the following to
# interactive will pause between test until the user presses ctrl-D.
# This is mainly intended for debugging failing test cases.
#MUSSEL_FRONTEND=noninteractive # [ interactive | noninteractive ]

#MUSSEL_LOGLEVEL=info # [ info | debug ]
#MUSSEL_DRY_RUN= #  [ y | yes | n | no ]


# The following variables are related to creating instances.
# Any variables set here will be used as default values in case the corresponding
# command-line options were not provided when creating an instance.


#cpu_cores= # [ 1 | 2 | 4 | ... ]
#hypervisor= # [ openvz | kvm | lxc ]
#image_id= # wmi-***
#memory_size= # [ 128 | 256 | 512 | 1024 | ... ]
#ssh_key_id= # ssh-***

# The vifs variable takes a string containing a JSON formatted description of
# this instance's network interfaces. You can either write the JSON string
# directly in this variable or instead provide the path of a file containing it.
#vifs= # [ '{"eth0":{"network":"nw-demo1","security_groups":["sg-grp1", sg-grp2]}' | /path/to/vifs.json ]

# User data is an arbitrary field that can contain anything the user wants.
# This data will be readable from inside the instance and can be used in custom scripts.
#user_data= # asdf

#display_name=
#hostname=
#service_type= # [ std | lb ]


# The following variables are related to creating load balancers.
# Any variables set here will be used as default values in case the corresponding
# command-line options were not provided when creating a load balancer.


#balance_algorithm= # [ leastconn | source ]
#engine= # [ haproxy ]
#max_connection= # [ 1000 | 5000 ]
#port= # [ 80 | 443 | ... ]
#protocol= # [ http | https | tcp | ssl ]
#instance_port=# [ 80 | 443 | ... ]
#instance_protocol= # [ http | https | tcp | ssl ]
#cookie_name=
#display_name=
#httpchk_path= # "/index.html"
#private_key= # cert.prv
#public_key= # cert.pub