This service brokers makes it possible to book Cloud Foundry Organizations or Admin Access to Cloud Foundry in the Cloud Foundry Marketplace.
The intention of this functionality is to offer Share Cloud Foundry Cluster for developers and for service providers. Developers can order Cloud Foundry Organizations and service providers can order admin access, so that they can register their service brokers or so that they can e.g. manage Application Security Groups for their service instances.
Create new organization: cf create-service "Cloud Foundry" "CF Org" test_org -c '{\"name\":\"test_org\"}'
Change organization name: cf update-service test_org -c '{\"name\":\"test_org2\"}'
Change quota of organization: cf update-service test_org -c '{\"quota\":\"runaway\"}'
Delete organization: cf delete-service test_org
Create new service instance (only service/no account): cf create-service "Cloud Foundry" "CF Admin Access" myAdminAccess
Create service key/admin account: cf create-service-key myAdminAccess myAdminServiceKey
Delete service key: cf delete-service-key myAdminAccess myAdminServiceKey
Delete service instance: cf service-key myAdminAccess myAdminServiceKey
In cfBroker/settings.yml you can enter and overwrite the predefined settings which are used for development.
In addition to that you can also overwrite single values by using environment variables. The mapping between the values in cfBroker/settings.yml and the environment variables can be found in cfBroker/applicationSettings.py.
python setup.py develop
You can either start the broker in the project directory with python main.py or in the cfBroker folder by using python app.py.
In order to run the unit tests just execute python -m unittest discover -v in the project directory.
In the test folder test you can find cfRealAdminPlanTest.ps1 and cfRealOrgPlanTest.ps1 which contain manual sample calls in order to test the broker functionality.
This service broker was developed and tested against cfdev.