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+## Ansible Test Kitchen Example
+
+We can use [test-kitchen](https://github.com/test-kitchen/test-kitchen) with [serverspec](http://serverspec.org/) to run some basic tests for our ansible roles.
+
+Test kitchen allows us to do the following
+
+```
+1. spin up docker container
+2. provision container using ansible role
+3. test that our ansible role did everything we wanted it to
+```
+
+The files contained in this repo should be enough to get you easily started with testing ansible roles using serverspec.
+
+##### 0. `requirements.yml`
+
+This are the dependencies listed in meta/main of your ansible role. If there are no dependecies, remove `requirements_path:` from `.kitchen.yml`
+
+##### 1. `.travis.yml`
+
+Describes how to run everything on travis-ci. If you are not using travis-ci, you can omit this file.
+
+##### 2. `.kitchen.yml`
+
+Describes what to run our serverspec tests on (docker, vagrant, ec2), and how to provision our hosts.
+
+##### 3. `/test/integration/serverspec/default.yml`
+
+This is the ansible playbook we run to provision our hosts. The most basic function is just installing our ansible role on the host machine.
+
+#### 4. `/test/integration/serverspec/localhost/default_spec.rb`
+
+This is the serverspec file that contains the tests to run against our hosts. For resource types see the (documentation)[http://serverspec.org/resource_types.html].
+

requirements.yml

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+# find the dependencies to list in meta/main.
+# If there are non, remove this file and the reference to it in .kitchen.yml
+# Otherwise should look something like below:
+#
+---
+# - src: noqcks.apt-repository
+