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 # Copyright (c) HashiCorp, Inc.
 # SPDX-License-Identifier: BUSL-1.1

 # artifactory_username is the username to use when testing an artifact stored in artfactory.
 # artifactory_username = "yourname@hashicorp.com"

 # artifactory_token is the token to use when authenticating to artifactory.
 # artifactory_token = "yourtoken"

 # artifactory_host is the artifactory host to search for vault artifacts.
 # artifactory_host = "https://artifactory.hashicorp.engineering/artifactory"

 # artifactory_repo is the artifactory repo to search for vault artifacts.
 # artifactory_repo = "hashicorp-crt-stable-local*"

 # aws_region is the AWS region where we'll create infrastructure
 # for the smoke scenario
 # aws_region = "us-east-1"

 # aws_ssh_keypair_name is the AWS keypair to use for SSH
 # aws_ssh_keypair_name = "enos-ci-ssh-key"

 # aws_ssh_private_key_path is the path to the AWS keypair private key
 # aws_ssh_private_key_path = "./support/private_key.pem"

 # backend_edition is the backend (consul) release edition if applicable to the scenario.
 # backend_edition = "ce"

 # backend_license_path is the license for the backend if applicable (Consul Enterprise)".
 # backend_license_path = "./support/consul.hclic"

 # backend_log_level is the server log level for the backend. Supported values include 'trace',
 # 'debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error'"
 # backend_log_level = "trace"

 # backend_instance_type is the instance type to use for the Vault backend. Must support arm64
 # backend_instance_type = "t4g.small"

 # project_name is the description of the project. It will often be used to tag infrastructure
 # resources.
 # project_name = "vault-enos-integration"

 # rhel_distro_version is the version of RHEL to use for "distro:rhel" variants.
 # rhel_distro_version = "9.1" // or "8.8"

 # tags are a map of tags that will be applied to infrastructure resources that
 # support tagging.
 # tags = { "Project Name" : "Vault", "Something Cool" : "Value" }

 # terraform_plugin_cache_dir is the directory to cache Terraform modules and providers.
 # It must exist.
 # terraform_plugin_cache_dir = "/Users/<user>/.terraform/plugin-cache-dir

 # tfc_api_token is the Terraform Cloud QTI Organization API token. We need this
 # to download the enos Terraform provider and the enos Terraform modules.
 # tfc_api_token = "XXXXX.atlasv1.XXXXX..."

 # ui_test_filter is the test filter to limit the ui tests to execute for the ui scenario. It will
 # be appended to the ember test command as '-f=\"<filter>\"'.
 # ui_test_filter = "sometest"

 # ui_run_tests sets whether to run the UI tests or not for the ui scenario. If set to false a
 # cluster will be created but no tests will be run.
 # ui_run_tests = true

 # ubuntu_distro_version is the version of ubuntu to use for "distro:ubuntu" variants
 # ubuntu_distro_version = "22.04" // or "20.04", "18.04"

 # vault_artifact_path is the path to CRT generated or local vault.zip bundle. When
 # using the "builder:local" variant a bundle will be built from the current branch.
 # In CI it will use the output of the build workflow.
 # vault_artifact_path = "./dist/vault.zip"

 # vault_artifact_type is the type of Vault artifact to use when installing Vault from artifactory.
 # It should be 'package' for .deb or # .rpm package and 'bundle' for .zip bundles"
 # vault_artifact_type = "bundle"

 # vault_build_date is the build date for Vault artifact. Some validations will require the binary build
 # date to match"
 # vault_build_date = "2023-07-07T14:06:37Z" // make ci-get-date for example

 # vault_enable_audit_devices sets whether or not to enable every audit device. It true
 # a file audit device will be enabled at the path /var/log/vault_audit.log, the syslog
 # audit device will be enabled, and a socket audit device connecting to 127.0.0.1:9090
 # will be enabled. The netcat program is run in listening mode to provide an endpoint
 # that the socket audit device can connect to.
 # vault_enable_audit_devices = true

 # vault_install_dir is the directory where the vault binary will be installed on
 # the remote machines.
 # vault_install_dir = "/opt/vault/bin"

 # vault_local_binary_path is the path of the local binary that we're upgrading to.
 # vault_local_binary_path = "./support/vault"

 # vault_instance_type is the instance type to use for the Vault backend
 # vault_instance_type = "t3.small"

 # vault_instance_count is how many instances to create for the Vault cluster.
 # vault_instance_count = 3

 # vault_license_path is the path to a valid Vault enterprise edition license.
 # This is only required for non-ce editions"
 # vault_license_path = "./support/vault.hclic"

 # vault_local_build_tags override the build tags we pass to the Go compiler for builder:local variants.
 # vault_local_build_tags = ["ui", "ent"]

 # vault_log_level is the server log level for Vault logs. Supported values (in order of detail) are
 # trace, debug, info, warn, and err."
 # vault_log_level = "trace"

 # vault_product_version is the version of Vault we are testing. Some validations will expect the vault
 # binary and cluster to report this version.
 # vault_product_version = "1.15.0"

 # vault_revision is the git sha of Vault artifact we are testing. Some validations will expect the vault
 # binary and cluster to report this revision.
 # vault_revision = "df733361af26f8bb29b63704168bbc5ab8d083de"
	# Copyright (c) HashiCorp, Inc.
	# SPDX-License-Identifier: BUSL-1.1

	# artifactory_username is the username to use when testing an artifact stored in artfactory.
	# artifactory_username = "yourname@hashicorp.com"

	# artifactory_token is the token to use when authenticating to artifactory.
	# artifactory_token = "yourtoken"

	# artifactory_host is the artifactory host to search for vault artifacts.
	# artifactory_host = "https://artifactory.hashicorp.engineering/artifactory"

	# artifactory_repo is the artifactory repo to search for vault artifacts.
	# artifactory_repo = "hashicorp-crt-stable-local*"

	# aws_region is the AWS region where we'll create infrastructure
	# for the smoke scenario
	# aws_region = "us-east-1"

	# aws_ssh_keypair_name is the AWS keypair to use for SSH
	# aws_ssh_keypair_name = "enos-ci-ssh-key"

	# aws_ssh_private_key_path is the path to the AWS keypair private key
	# aws_ssh_private_key_path = "./support/private_key.pem"

	# backend_edition is the backend (consul) release edition if applicable to the scenario.
	# backend_edition = "ce"

	# backend_license_path is the license for the backend if applicable (Consul Enterprise)".
	# backend_license_path = "./support/consul.hclic"

	# backend_log_level is the server log level for the backend. Supported values include 'trace',
	# 'debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error'"
	# backend_log_level = "trace"

	# backend_instance_type is the instance type to use for the Vault backend. Must support arm64
	# backend_instance_type = "t4g.small"

	# project_name is the description of the project. It will often be used to tag infrastructure
	# resources.
	# project_name = "vault-enos-integration"

	# rhel_distro_version is the version of RHEL to use for "distro:rhel" variants.
	# rhel_distro_version = "9.1" // or "8.8"

	# tags are a map of tags that will be applied to infrastructure resources that
	# support tagging.
	# tags = { "Project Name" : "Vault", "Something Cool" : "Value" }

	# terraform_plugin_cache_dir is the directory to cache Terraform modules and providers.
	# It must exist.
	# terraform_plugin_cache_dir = "/Users/<user>/.terraform/plugin-cache-dir

	# tfc_api_token is the Terraform Cloud QTI Organization API token. We need this
	# to download the enos Terraform provider and the enos Terraform modules.
	# tfc_api_token = "XXXXX.atlasv1.XXXXX..."

	# ui_test_filter is the test filter to limit the ui tests to execute for the ui scenario. It will
	# be appended to the ember test command as '-f=\"<filter>\"'.
	# ui_test_filter = "sometest"

	# ui_run_tests sets whether to run the UI tests or not for the ui scenario. If set to false a
	# cluster will be created but no tests will be run.
	# ui_run_tests = true

	# ubuntu_distro_version is the version of ubuntu to use for "distro:ubuntu" variants
	# ubuntu_distro_version = "22.04" // or "20.04", "18.04"

	# vault_artifact_path is the path to CRT generated or local vault.zip bundle. When
	# using the "builder:local" variant a bundle will be built from the current branch.
	# In CI it will use the output of the build workflow.
	# vault_artifact_path = "./dist/vault.zip"

	# vault_artifact_type is the type of Vault artifact to use when installing Vault from artifactory.
	# It should be 'package' for .deb or # .rpm package and 'bundle' for .zip bundles"
	# vault_artifact_type = "bundle"

	# vault_build_date is the build date for Vault artifact. Some validations will require the binary build
	# date to match"
	# vault_build_date = "2023-07-07T14:06:37Z" // make ci-get-date for example

	# vault_enable_audit_devices sets whether or not to enable every audit device. It true
	# a file audit device will be enabled at the path /var/log/vault_audit.log, the syslog
	# audit device will be enabled, and a socket audit device connecting to 127.0.0.1:9090
	# will be enabled. The netcat program is run in listening mode to provide an endpoint
	# that the socket audit device can connect to.
	# vault_enable_audit_devices = true

	# vault_install_dir is the directory where the vault binary will be installed on
	# the remote machines.
	# vault_install_dir = "/opt/vault/bin"

	# vault_local_binary_path is the path of the local binary that we're upgrading to.
	# vault_local_binary_path = "./support/vault"

	# vault_instance_type is the instance type to use for the Vault backend
	# vault_instance_type = "t3.small"

	# vault_instance_count is how many instances to create for the Vault cluster.
	# vault_instance_count = 3

	# vault_license_path is the path to a valid Vault enterprise edition license.
	# This is only required for non-ce editions"
	# vault_license_path = "./support/vault.hclic"

	# vault_local_build_tags override the build tags we pass to the Go compiler for builder:local variants.
	# vault_local_build_tags = ["ui", "ent"]

	# vault_log_level is the server log level for Vault logs. Supported values (in order of detail) are
	# trace, debug, info, warn, and err."
	# vault_log_level = "trace"

	# vault_product_version is the version of Vault we are testing. Some validations will expect the vault
	# binary and cluster to report this version.
	# vault_product_version = "1.15.0"

	# vault_revision is the git sha of Vault artifact we are testing. Some validations will expect the vault
	# binary and cluster to report this revision.
	# vault_revision = "df733361af26f8bb29b63704168bbc5ab8d083de"