kitchen.vagrant.yml

---
# All the options for kitchen-vagrant enumerated and annotated
# options are illustrated where they most commonly would be set
driver:
  name: vagrant

  # If not set, check for the environment variable `VAGRANT_DEFAULT_PROVIDER`
  # If that is unset, default to `virtualbox`
  # provider: virtualbox

  # If `true` check if the box is up-to-date
  # box_check_update: nil

  # If `true`, then SSL certificates from the server will not be verified.
  # box_download_insecure: nil

  # A relative path to a CA certificate bundle
  # for verifying endpoints with custom certificates
  # box_download_ca_cert: nil

  # Integer for setting custom boot timeout
  # boot_timeout: nil
  # Hash for passing k/v options to specific
  # providers for customization
  # emtpy by default
  # customize:
  #   memory: 1024
  #   cpuexecutioncap: 50
  # If `true`, allows GUI mode for Vagrant providers
  # that support this feature
  # gui: nil

  # If `true`, use "Linked Clones" or "Differencing Disk"
  # options for providers that support this feature
  # This can reduce disk usage and offer performance benefits.
  # linked_clone: nil

  # An Array of network customizations for the virtual machine.
  # Each Array element is itself an Array of arguments to be passed to the
  # config.vm.network method
  # network: []

  # An optional hook to run a command immediately prior to
  # the `vagrant up --no-provisioner` command being executed.
  # **CAUTION**
  # pre_create_command: nil

  # Enables Vagrant built-in provisioning
  # Useful in conjunction with `vagrantfiles`
  # provision: false

  # Hash for passing k/v options to Vagrant's SSH
  # configuration. Only needed for advanced/custom
  # configuration. **CAUTION**
  # ssh: {}
  #
  # Example: To use a custom SSH port inside the guest VM
  # (useful when SSH daemon is configured to listen on a non-standard port):
  # ssh:
  #   guest_port: 444
  #
  # This tells Vagrant that SSH is listening on port 444 inside the VM
  # instead of the default port 22. Vagrant will still forward this to
  # a high port on the host (e.g., 2222), but will connect to port 444
  # inside the guest.

  # An array of arrays that configure a synced folder
  # This value is automatically configured if using
  # the `cache_directory` option. Otherwise, empty.
  # Options can be specified as a String (backward compatible) or Hash
  # synced_folders:
  #   - ["data/%{instance_name}", "/opt/instance_data"]
  #   - ["/host_path", "/vm_path", "create: true, type: :nfs"]
  #   # For SMB shares (useful with Hyper-V), use Hash format:
  #   - ["C:\\local\\path", "C:\\remote\\path", {type: "smb", smb_username: "user", smb_password: "pass"}]

  # This should only need to get set if the Vagrant binary
  # isn't in the PATH or there is a specific location desired
  # vagrant_binary: "vagrant"

  # By default, use the Vagrantfile.erb that is part of the gem
  # otherwise use whatever the user provides here. **CAUTION**
  # vagrantfile_erb: Alt_Vagrantfile.erb

  # An array of paths to Vagrantfiles
  # Empty by default
  # vagrantfiles: []

  # An array of environment variables to set in the VM
  # These are written to /etc/profile.d/kitchen.sh and are available
  # to all users and processes including Chef runs
  # Empty by default
  # env:
  #   - AWS_REGION=<%= ENV['AWS_REGION'] %>
  #   - AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<%= ENV['AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID'] %>
  #   - AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<%= ENV['AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY'] %>

  # We only set this to a path for a subset of known bento boxes
  # driver.windows_os? ? "/omnibus/cache" : "/tmp/omnibus/cache"
  # if set to `false` this will disable caching entirely
  # cache_directory: /tmp/omnibus/cache

  # Path to kitchen's global cache directory, primarily for caching
  # chef-client downlaods
  # Default is File.expand_path("~/.kitchen/cache")
  # kitchen_cache_directory: /Users/cheeseplus/.kitchen/cache

  # If `box` or `machine`, sets the respective value for
  # config.cache.scope. Any other truthy value yields `box`
  # cachier: nil

provisioner:
  name: chef_zero

verifier:
  name: inspec

platforms:
  # We will grab boxes from bento on Vagrant Cloud
  # for a set of common platforms
  - name: ubuntu-20.04
  - name: centos-8
  # Otherwise for platforms we don't know, the box needs to exist locally
  # and be known to Vagrant, otherwise provide `box` or `box_url`
  - name: openbsd-5.6
    driver:
      # Versioned boxes from Vagrant Cloud can be utilized
      # `box_version` only works when `box` uses the Vagrant Cloud syntax
      # box: organization/openbsd-56
      # box_version: 1.2.3
      # If not using Vagrant Cloud, the box can be fetched
      # remotely via `http(s)://` or locally via `file://`
      # `box` requires a value
      box: openbsd-5.6
      box_url: http://url.tld/openbsd-5.6.box

suites:
  - name: default
    driver:
    # If Windows, this is nil otherwise it's set to
    # "#{driver.instance.name}.vagrantup.com"
    # vm_hostname: "custom.tld"
    run_list:
      - recipe[cookbook::default]