Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using AwsSingularResourceMixin.exists
aws_ecs_cluster.rb
Source: aws_ecs_cluster.rb
...33 def fetch_from_api34 backend = BackendFactory.create(inspec_runner)35 begin36 clusters = backend.describe_clusters(clusters: [cluster_name]).clusters37 @exists = true38 unpack_describe_clusters_response(clusters.first)39 rescue Aws::ElasticLoadBalancing::Errors::LoadBalancerNotFound40 @exists = false41 populate_as_missing42 end43 end44 def unpack_describe_clusters_response(lb_struct)45 @status = lb_struct.status46 @cluster_name = lb_struct.cluster_name47 @instances_count = lb_struct.registered_container_instances_count48 @pending_tasks_count = lb_struct.pending_tasks_count49 @running_tasks_count = lb_struct.running_tasks_count50 @active_services_count = lb_struct.active_services_count51 end52 def populate_as_missing53 @status = []54 @cluster_name = []...
aws_iam_role_extended.rb
Source: aws_iam_role_extended.rb
...46 role_info = nil47 begin48 role_info = BackendFactory.create(inspec_runner).get_role(role_name: role_name)49 rescue Aws::IAM::Errors::NoSuchEntity50 @exists = false51 return52 end53 @exists = true54 @description = role_info.role.description55 @arn = role_info.role.arn56 @assume_role_policy = JSON.parse(URI.decode(role_info.role.assume_role_policy_document))57 @max_session_duration = role_info.role.max_session_duration58 end59 # Uses the SDK API to really talk to AWS60 class Backend61 class AwsClientApi < AwsBackendBase62 BackendFactory.set_default_backend(self)63 self.aws_client_class = Aws::IAM::Client64 def get_role(query)65 aws_service_client.get_role(query)66 end67 end...
exists
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe aws_ec2_instance("i-123456") do2 it { should exist }3 def validate_params(raw_params)4 validated_params = check_resource_param_names(5 backend = BackendFactory.create(inspec_runner)6 @instance = backend.describe_instances({ instance_ids: [instance_id] }).reservations[0].instances[0].to_h
exists
Using AI Code Generation
1 def initialize(opts = {})2 super(opts)3opts = {instance_id: 'i-12345678'}4foo = Foo.new(opts)
exists
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe aws_singular_resource_mixin(resource_name: 'my-instance') do2 it { should exist }3 def initialize(opts = {})4 super(opts)5 validate_parameters(required: [:resource_name])6 describe aws_singular_resource_mixin(resource_name: 'my-instance') do7 it { should exist }8 def initialize(opts = {})9 super(opts)10 validate_parameters(required: [:resource_name])11 describe aws_singular_resource_mixin(resource_name: 'my-instance') do12 it { should exist }13 def initialize(opts = {})14 super(opts)15 validate_parameters(required: [:resource_name])
exists
Using AI Code Generation
1client = Aws::EC2::Client.new(region: 'us-east-1')2resource = AwsSupport::Resource.new(client: client)3instance = resource.ec2_instance('i-12345678')4client = Aws::EC2::Client.new(region: 'us-east-1')5resource = AwsSupport::Resource.new(client: client)6instance = resource.ec2_instance('i-12345678')7client = Aws::EC2::Client.new(region: 'us-east-1')8resource = AwsSupport::Resource.new(client: client)9instance = resource.ec2_instance('i-12345678')
exists
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe aws_singular_resource_mixin(resource_name: 'my-instance') do2 it { should exist }3 def initialize(opts = {})4 super(opts)5 validate_parameters(required: [:resource_name])6 describe aws_singular_resource_mixin(resource_name: 'my-instance') do7 it { should exist }8 def initialize(opts = {})9 super(opts)10 validate_parameters(required: [:resource_name])11 describe aws_singular_resource_mixin(resource_name: 'my-instance') do12 it { should exist }13 def initialize(opts = {})14 super(opts)15 validate_parameters(required: [:resource_name])
exists
Using AI Code Generation
1client = Aws::EC2::Client.new(region: 'us-east-1')2resource = AwsSupport::Resource.new(client: client)3instance = resource.ec2_instance('i-12345678')4client = Aws::EC2::Client.new(region: 'us-east-1')5resource = AwsSupport::Resource.new(client: client)6instance = resource.ec2_instance('i-12345678')7client = Aws::EC2::Client.new(region: 'us-east-1')8resource = AwsSupport::Resource.new(client: client)9instance = resource.ec2_instance('i-12345678')
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