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README.md

InSpec Profile: share

This shows the implementation of the share InSpec profile.

Its goal is to share the libraries between all profiles.

Libraries

system

The system library provides easy access to system dependent information:

  • system.platform: based on inspec.platform, modify to values that are more consistent from a SaltStack perspective
    • system.platform[:family] provide a family name for Arch and Gentoo
    • system.platform[:name] append linux to both amazon and oracle; ensure Windows platforms are resolved as simply windows
    • system.platform[:release] tweak Arch, Amazon Linux, Gentoo, openSUSE and Windows:
    • Arch is always base-latest
    • Amazon Linux release 2018 is resolved as 1
    • Gentoo release is trimmed to its major version number and then the init system is appended (i.e. sysv or sysd)
    • openSUSE is resolved as tumbleweed if the platform[:release] is in date format
    • Windows uses the widely-used release number (e.g. 8.1 or 2019-server) in place of the actual system release version
    • system.platform[:finger] is the concatenation of the name and the major release number (except for Ubuntu, which gives ubuntu-20.04 for example)