# OpenStack ID
# ------------
#
# By default, based on DTF_OPENSTACK_DEFAULT_ID content the corresponding
# OpenStack configuration is used.  You may have multiple OpenStack instances
# configured - this option selects one.  Based on the OpenStack ID (say
# 'EXAMPLE'), those configuration-like files are used:
#
# * private/os/'EXAMPLE'.yml
#       File having OpenStack credentials in ansible variable file (YAML file
#       with "key: value" lines).  See the ./private/os/EXAMPLE.yml for
#       variables you should set up.  Keep this file secret.
#
# * config/os/'EXAMPLE'.sh
#       This file must contain configuration for specific OpenStack instance.
#       Usually information about available images, flavors, networking, etc.
#       The template file config/os/EXAMPLE.sh may be used when configuring your
#       testing environment.

export DTF_OPENSTACK_DEFAULT_ID=dropbear

# Result Database
# ---------------
# Directory where the testsuite should keep its (persistent) results.  Make sure
# that this directory is backed up.

export DTF_DATABASE=/var/lib/dtf_results

# Presenter place
# ---------------
# For now, only static results are available.  DTF_PRESENTER_PLACE must contain
# rsync-compatible destination (it may be place accessible via ssh+rsync).  It
# is expected that some httpd server is able to read the directory with results
# and publish them as static directory structure over http://.

export DTF_PRESENTER_PLACE=user@example.org:/var/www/html/my_project/dtf