wiremock

wiremock

A service virtualization tool (some call it mock server) for testing purposes.

This is a templated deployment of WireMock for mocking services during test scenario execution for load tests as well as for manual and automated QA purposes.

By default the chart will install WireMock with only a /status mapping for readiness probes.

One can utilize it's HTTP API as well as the file configuration documented in the Running as a Standalone Process described in the "Configuring via JSON over HTTP" and "JSON file configuration" chapters.

The JSON file configuration is the recommended setup and the stub mappings should be provided in ConfigMaps one per folder.

⚠️ both folders mappings and __files are optional but each folder requires it's own ConfigMap. The -mappings and -files suffixes are obligate.

kubectl create configmap my-service1-stubs-mappings --from-file=path/to/your/service1/mappings
kubectl create configmap my-service1-stubs-files --from-file=path/to/your/service1/__files

kubectl create configmap my-service2-stubs-mappings --from-file=path/to/your/service2/mappings
kubectl create configmap my-service2-stubs-files --from-file=path/to/your/service2/__files

Install the chart passing the stubs as a value omitting the suffixes as both mappings and __files folders are handled transparently during initialization depending on their existence.

helm install my-wiremock deliveryhero/wiremock \
  --set consumer=my-consumer
  --set "consumer.stubs.my-service1-stubs=/mnt/my-service1-stubs" \
  --set "consumer.stubs.my-service2-stubs=/mnt/my-service2-stubs"

WireMock's admin API is not publicly exposed, but can be accessed using port forwarding.

kubectl port-forward my-wiremock-123456789a-bcdef 8080

The HTTP API can then be accessed using http://localhost:8080/__admin/docs/ where a swagger UI is availabe.

⚠️ this does not work out for multi instance setups as there is no synchronization of mappings created using the HTTP API between multiple instances.

In case JSON files need to be provided, which are too large for usual ConfigMaps, one can define a binary config map with a zip archive that contains the file in question.

gzip large.json
kubectl create configmap my-binary-stub --from-file=large.json.gz

The resulting archive can be best installed in the wiremock using a values.yaml file.

consumer:
  initContainer:
  - name: unzip-large-file
    image: busybox:latest
    command: ["sh", "-c", "cp /archive/large.json.gz /working/mappings; gunzip /working/mappings/large.json.gz"]
    volumeMounts:
    - mountPath: /working
      name: working
    - mountPath: /archive
      name: my-binary-stub
  initVolume:
  - name: my-binary-stub
    configMap:
      name: my-binary-stub

Homepage: http://wiremock.org/

How to install this chart

Add Delivery Hero public chart repo:

helm repo add deliveryhero https://charts.deliveryhero.io/

A simple install with default values:

helm install deliveryhero/wiremock

To install the chart with the release name my-release:

helm install my-release deliveryhero/wiremock

To install with some set values:

helm install my-release deliveryhero/wiremock --set values_key1=value1 --set values_key2=value2

To install with custom values file:

helm install my-release deliveryhero/wiremock -f values.yaml

Source Code

• https://github.com/tomakehurst/wiremock
• https://github.com/rodolpheche/wiremock-docker

Values

Key	Type	Default	Description
affinity	object	{}
consumer.args	list	[]	custom WireMock startup arguments.
consumer.args_include_default	bool	true	whether WireMock arguments for performance test setup should be included
consumer.environment	object	{}
consumer.initContainer	list	[]	support for stubs with large files using binary container with zip archive.
consumer.initVolume	list	[]	custom extra volume for the initialization container providing the zip archive.
consumer.name	string	"example"	a name used for resources and settings in this WireMock
consumer.stubs	object	{}	ConfigMaps with WireMock stubs mappings and/or __files folders.
deploymentAnnotations	object	{}
extraLabels	object	{}
fullnameOverride	string	""
hpa.cputhreshold	int	40
hpa.enabled	bool	true
hpa.maxpods	int	40
hpa.minpods	int	1
image.pullPolicy	string	"IfNotPresent"
image.pullSecrets	list	[]
image.repository	string	"rodolpheche/wiremock"
image.tag	string	"2.26.0"
ingress.annotations	object	{}
ingress.block_admin	bool	true	Whether to create an Ingress configuration snippet to block access to the admin API (recommended)
ingress.className	string	""
ingress.enabled	bool	false	whether to create an Ingress
ingress.hosts[0].host	string	"chart-example.local"
ingress.hosts[0].paths[0].path	string	"/"
ingress.hosts[0].paths[0].pathType	string	"ImplementationSpecific"
ingress.tls	list	[]
init.image.repository	string	"busybox"	the docker repository and image to be used for the init container.
init.image.tag	string	"latest"	the docker image tag for the init container image
java.mms	string	"256M"
java.xms	string	"2G"
java.xmx	string	"2G"
nameOverride	string	""
nodeSelector	object	{}
pdb.enabled	bool	false	Whether to create a PodDisruptionBudget
podAnnotations	object	{}
probes.liveness	bool	true
probes.readiness	bool	true
replicas	int	1
resources.limits.cpu	int	2
resources.limits.memory	string	"3Gi"
resources.requests.cpu	int	1
resources.requests.memory	string	"3Gi"
service.port	int	80
service.type	string	"ClusterIP"
serviceAnnotations	object	{}
strategy.type	string	"RollingUpdate"
tolerations	list	[]

Maintainers

Name	Email	Url
mshero	no-reply@deliveryhero.com