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SCREENSHOTS:
Goss
DESCRIPTION:
For testing docker containers see the dgoss wrapper. Also, user submitted wrapper scripts for Kubernetes kgoss and Docker Compose dcgoss. Goss is a YAML-based serverspec alternative tool for validating a server’s configuration. It eases the process of writing tests by allowing the user to generate tests from the current system state. Once the test suite is written they can be executed, waited-on, or served as a health endpoint. An initial set of tests can be derived from the system state by using the add or auto add commands. A Json draft 7 schema available in docs/goss-json-schema.yaml makes it easier to edit simple goss.yaml files in IDEs, providing usual coding assistance such as inline documentation, completion and static analysis.
Features
- Goss is a YAML based serverspec alternative tool
- Small-medium test suites are near instantaneous
- 10MB single self-contained binary
- For macOS and Windows
- Build it yourself
- Write simple sshd tests
Programming Language
Go
Categories
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