.kitchen.example.yml

---
driver:
  name: ec2
  aws_ssh_key_id: # your aws ssh key pair name
  region: # an aws region 
  availability_zone: # an aws az
  require_chef_omnibus: true
  instance_type: # use t2.medium 
  associate_public_ip: true
  shared_credentials_profile: # if needed for okta
  block_device_mappings:
  - device_name: /dev/sda1 # extra space on root disk for all the packages
    ebs:
      volume_type: gp2
      volume_size: 30
      delete_on_termination: true

provisioner:
  name: chef_zero
  always_update_cookbooks: true
  product_name: chef
  product_version: 13.6.4

transport:
  ssh_key: # path to the ssh key

verifier:
  name: inspec

platforms:
  - name: rhel-7 # target platfrom is rhel 7

suites:
  - name: default
    run_list:
      - recipe[builder::default]
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - test/integration/default
    attributes:
      builder: 
        create_user_and_group: true
        internal_repo:  # A URL to the server that has all the artifacts needed
#        origin:
#          core:
#            access_token: <when you have created the core origin and the hab access token put the token string here>
        oauth:
          provider: bitbucket # keep this as bitbucket for now
          client_id:  # create a bitbucket account then create an oauth consumer to get the client id
          client_secret: # create a bitbucket account then create an oauth consumer to get the client secret
          userinfo_url: https://api.bitbucket.org/1.0/user
          authorize_url: https://bitbucket.org/site/oauth2/authorize
          token_url: https://bitbucket.org/site/oauth2/access_token
          builder_url: http://kitchen-builder.test.com:8081 # this is arbitrary but must match the url setting in the oauth consumer - also 8081 is the default port used for the builder by this cookbook
          redirect_url: http://kitchen-builder.test.com:8081/ # this is arbitrary but must match the callback_url setting in the oauth consumer