Simple testkit init script

testkit.sh

#!/bin/bash

# this is just the way i like it. do whatever you want.
# you'll need to put your AWS creds in ~/.aws/credentials or supply them here

# platform string is defined by the driver
TESTKIT_PLATFORM_LINUX="ubuntu_16.04"
# constructed inside the install script with:
# (for ubuntu):
# package_pattern="$(echo "$VERSION" | sed "s/-ee-/~ee~/g" | sed "s/-/.*/g").*-0~ubuntu"
# (for centos)
# package_pattern="$(echo "$VERSION" | sed "s/-ee-/\\\\.ee\\\\./g" | sed "s/-/.*/g").*el"
TESTKIT_ENGINE="ee-stable-17.03.2~ee~5"
# your ee link from https://store.docker.com
TESTKIT_ENGINE_REPO_URL="https://storebits.docker.com/ee/linux/sub-0a1b2c3c-dead-beef-cafe-0ddb411babe"
TESTKIT_INSTALL_TIMEOUT="10m"
TESTKIT_AWS_REGION="us-east-1"
# subnet you've created in the above region
TESTKIT_AWS_SUBNET="subnet-abcd0123"
# security group with traffic allowed between members (and SSH/HTTPS open to the outside)
TESTKIT_AWS_SECURITY_GROUP="sg-abcd0123"
# VPC in which every instance gets a public IP
TESTKIT_AWS_VPC_ID="vpc-abcd0123"

testkit create \
  --driver aws \
  --name foo-testkit \
  --ucp \
  --tag 2.1.3 \
  --args '--admin-username admin --admin-password god --san ucp.example.com' \
  --dtr \
  --dtr-tag 2.2.3 \
  --dtr-args '--ucp-node foo-testkit-ubuntu-2' \
  --debug 6 0