azurePester

Test your Azure resources with Pester

Install

git clone https://github.com/kongou-ae/azurePester.git
cd azurePester
Import-Module ./azurePester.psm1

Usage

$vms = Get-AzureRmVM
$vm = $vms[0]
$vm | Test-AzRmVm -Name testvm `
            -VmSize Standard_B1s `
            -Location westeurope `
            -OsType Windows `
            -PrivateIpAddress 10.2.3.4 `
            -AdminUsername aimless `
            -DataDisks_Count 0 `
            -RelatedNsgName testvm-nsg `
            -DnsServers @("1.1.1.1", "2.2.2.1")

$vnets = Get-AzureRmVirtualNetwork
$vnet = $vnets[0]
$vnet | Test-AzRmVnet -Name azurelabvnet648 `
            -Location westus `
            -AddressPrefixes @("10.2.0.0/24","10.3.0.0/24") `
            -DnsServers @("8.8.8.8","8.8.8.4")

$storages = Get-AzureRmStorageAccount
$storage = $storages[0]
$storage | Test-AzRmStorageAccount `
            -StorageAccountName diintugy6w5poazfunctions `
            -SkuName StandardLRS `
            -Location westus `
            -EnableHttpsTrafficOnly true

The result is following.

Method

azurePester supports three assertion methods of Pester. Default is Should Be. Others are Should BeExactly and Should Match. You can set -Method parameter to use other methods.

$vnets = Get-AzureRmVirtualNetwork
$vnet = $vnets[0]

# The name of VNet is azurelabvnet648. So this check is OK.
$vnet | Test-AzRmVnet -Method "Should Match" `
            -Name ^azurelab

# This check is NG
$vnet | Test-AzRmVnet -Method "Should Match" `
            -Name ^lab

Supported recources

• Virtual Machine
  • Name
  • VmSize
  • Location
  • OsType
  • PrivateIpAddress
  • AdminUsername
  • DataDisks_Count
  • RelatedNsgName
  • DnsServers
• Virtual Network
  • Name
  • Location
  • AddressPrefixes
  • DnsServers
• Storage Account
  • StorageAccountName
  • Location
  • SkuName
  • EnableHttpsTrafficOnly