#
# cloud.config -- by Dario Berzano <dario.berzano@cern.ch>
#
# Information for running the ALICE Release Validation on the cloud. This
# includes the EC2 credentials, image ID, virtual machine profile, and
# contextualization.
#
# NOTE: don't commit this file as it contains sensitive information!
#

# EC2 access key and secret key
export EC2_ACCESS_KEY='<your_ec2_access_key>'
export EC2_SECRET_KEY='<your_ec2_secret_key>'

# EC2 API endpoint (example: CERN Agile Infrastructure)
export EC2_URL='http://openstack.cern.ch:8773/services/Cloud'

# ID of the base image to use (find it out with euca-describe-images)
cloudImageId='ami-12345678'

# Name of the SSH keypair to authorize. If omitted, it generates one
# automatically
#cloudKeyName='my_keypair'

# Local file for the corresponding private key. Omit it if you want a
# disposable private key to be created automatically
#cloudKeyFile="$HOME/.ssh/my_keypair.pem"

# user-data to pass to the virtual machine: note that it must have an
# appropriate contextualization mechanism in place in order to interpret it.
# The example is for a CernVM 3 image (amiconfig).
cloudUserData=$(cat <<_EoF_
[amiconfig]
plugins=cernvm
[cernvm]
contextualization_key=0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef:<password>
[ucernvm-begin]
resize_rootfs=true
cvmfs_branch=cernvm-prod.cern.ch
cvmfs_tag=cernvm-system-3.3.0.5
[ucernvm-end]
_EoF_
)

# Instance type of the node.
# m1.large at CERN is: 4 CPUs / 8 GB RAM / 80 GB disk
cloudProfile='m1.large'

# Unprivileged user name on the virtual machines effectively running the
# validation.
#
# Note: it must be possible to run:
#   ssh $cloudUserName@$vmAddress -i $cloudKeyFile
#
# i.e. to do passwordless authentication using the above key with this user:
# the virtual machine must therefore be configured properly
cloudUserName='alicerelval'