github.com/Venafi/vcert/v5@v5.10.2/aruba/features/playbook/playbook.feature (about)

     1  Feature: playbook
     2  
     3    As a user
     4    I want to issue certificates using playbook and perform installation
     5  
     6    Background:
     7      And the default aruba exit timeout is 180 seconds
     8  
     9    @TPP
    10    Scenario Outline: Run playbook for TPP with extended configuration with PEM, PKCS12 and JKS installations
    11      Given I have playbook with TPP connection details
    12      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
    13      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
    14      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has setenvvars "thumbprint,serial"
    15      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
    16      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
    17      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "chain" value "root-first"
    18      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "service"
    19      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "fields" value "custom="Foo",cfList="item1",cfListMulti="tier2|tier3|tier4""
    20      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "sanDns" value "test.com,test2.com"
    21      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "sanEmail" value "test@test.com,test2@test.com"
    22      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "fetchPrivateKey" value "true"
    23      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "sanIP" value "127.0.0.1,192.168.1.2"
    24      # m = Microsoft
    25      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "issuerHint" value "m"
    26      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "validDays" value "30"
    27      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "keyType" value "rsa"
    28      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "keySize" value "4096"
    29      # "origin" is the full name for adding to meta information to certificate request
    30      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "appInfo" value "Venafi VCert Playbook"
    31      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "sanUpn" value "test,test2"
    32      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "sanUri" value "uri.test.com,foo.venafi.com"
    33      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "TPP" zone
    34      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with Location instance "devops-instance", workload prefixed by "workload", tlsAddress "wwww.example.com:443" and replace "false"
    35      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
    36      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with "country" value "US"
    37      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with "locality" value "Salt Lake City"
    38      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with "state" value "Utah"
    39      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with "organization" value "Venafi Inc"
    40      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with "orgUnits" value "engineering,marketing"
    41      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
    42      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with nickname based on commonName
    43      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
    44      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "cert.cer", chain name "chain.cer", key name "key.pem" with password, installation, validation and uses backup
    45      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format JKS with cert name "cert.jks", jksAlias "venafi" and jksPassword "foobar123" with installation
    46      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PKCS12 with cert name "cert.p12" and password "Passcode123!" with installation
    47      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
    48      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
    49      Then the output should contain "successfully executed after-install actions"
    50      And the output should contain "successfully executed installation validation actions"
    51      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
    52      And a file named "cert.cer" should exist
    53      And a file named "chain.cer" should exist
    54      And a file named "key.pem" should exist
    55      And a file named "cert.jks" should exist
    56      And a file named "cert.jks" should exist
    57      And a file named "cert.p12" should exist
    58      And playbook generated private key in "key.pem" and certificate in "cert.cer" should have the same modulus with password Passcode123!
    59      And playbook generated "cert.p12" should be PKCS#12 archive with password "Passcode123!"
    60      And "cert.p12" should be PKCS#12 archive with password "Passcode123!"
    61      # And "cert.jks" should be jks archive with password "foobar123" # TODO: solve this case
    62      And I uninstall file named "cert.cer"
    63      And I uninstall file named "chain.cer"
    64      And I uninstall file named "key.pem"
    65      And I uninstall file named "cert.jks"
    66      And I uninstall file named "cert.p12"
    67  
    68      Examples:
    69      | config-file      |
    70      | playbook-tpp.yml |
    71  
    72    Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration, perform simple PEM installation and validates private key
    73      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
    74      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
    75      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
    76      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
    77      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
    78      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "local"
    79      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
    80      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
    81      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
    82      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
    83      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
    84      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem"
    85      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
    86      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
    87      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
    88      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
    89      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
    90      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
    91      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
    92      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus
    93      And "k1.pem" should not be encrypted "RSA" private key
    94      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password ""
    95      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
    96      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
    97      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
    98  
    99  
   100      @TPP
   101      Examples:
   102        | platform | config-file       |
   103        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   104  
   105      @VAAS
   106      Examples:
   107        | platform | config-file       |
   108        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   109  
   110    Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration, perform simple PEM installation and validates encrypted private key
   111      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   112      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   113      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   114      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   115      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   116      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "service"
   117      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   118      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   119      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   120      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
   121      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   122      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem" with password
   123      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   124      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   125      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   126      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   127      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   128      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   129      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   130      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus with password Passcode123!
   131      And "k1.pem" should be encrypted "RSA" private key
   132      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password "Passcode123!"
   133      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   134      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   135      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   136  
   137      @TPP
   138      Examples:
   139        | platform | config-file       |
   140        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   141  
   142      @VAAS
   143      Examples:
   144        | platform | config-file       |
   145        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   146  
   147    Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration with local generated, perform simple PEM installation and validates encrypted private key
   148      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   149      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   150      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   151      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   152      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   153      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "local"
   154      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   155      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   156      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   157      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
   158      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   159      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem" with password
   160      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   161      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   162      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   163      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   164      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   165      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   166      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   167      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus with password Passcode123!
   168      And "k1.pem" should be encrypted "RSA" private key
   169      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password "Passcode123!"
   170      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   171      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   172      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   173  
   174      @TPP
   175      Examples:
   176        | platform | config-file       |
   177        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   178  
   179      @VAAS
   180      Examples:
   181        | platform | config-file       |
   182        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   183  
   184    # This scenario takes into account you are running a Zone that creates a cert with validity more than 31d
   185    Scenario Outline: Run playbook twice with default configuration, perform simple PEM installation. Should prevent second issue
   186      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   187      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   188      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   189      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   190      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   191      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "local"
   192      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   193      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   194      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   195      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
   196      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   197      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem"
   198      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   199      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   200      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   201      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   202      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   203      Then the output should contain "certificate in good health. No actions needed"
   204      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   205      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   206      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   207      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   208      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus
   209      And "k1.pem" should not be encrypted "RSA" private key
   210      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password ""
   211      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   212      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   213      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   214  
   215      @TPP
   216      Examples:
   217        | platform | config-file       |
   218        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   219  
   220      @VAAS
   221      Examples:
   222        | platform | config-file       |
   223        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   224  
   225    Scenario Outline: Run playbook twice with default configuration, perform simple PEM installation. Should issue twice
   226      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   227      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   228      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   229      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   230      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   231      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "local"
   232      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "validDays" value "30"
   233      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "issuerHint" value "MICROSOFT"
   234      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   235      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   236      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   237      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
   238      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   239      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem"
   240      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   241      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   242      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   243      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   244      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   245      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   246      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   247      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   248      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   249      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   250      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus
   251      And "k1.pem" should not be encrypted "RSA" private key
   252      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password ""
   253      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   254      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   255      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   256  
   257      @TPP
   258      Examples:
   259        | platform | config-file       |
   260        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   261  
   262      @VAAS
   263      Examples:
   264        | platform | config-file       |
   265        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   266  
   267    # This scenario takes into account you are running a Zone that creates a cert with validity more than 31d
   268    Scenario Outline: Run playbook twice with default configuration and --force-renew flag, perform simple PEM installation. Should issue twice
   269      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   270      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   271      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   272      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   273      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   274      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "local"
   275      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   276      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   277      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   278      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
   279      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   280      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem"
   281      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   282      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   283      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   284      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   285      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file> --force-renew`
   286      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   287      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   288      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   289      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   290      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   291      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus
   292      And "k1.pem" should not be encrypted "RSA" private key
   293      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password ""
   294      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   295      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   296      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   297  
   298      @TPP
   299      Examples:
   300        | platform | config-file       |
   301        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   302  
   303      @VAAS
   304      Examples:
   305        | platform | config-file       |
   306        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   307  
   308    Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration, perform two tasks, each one doing PEM and PKCS12 installations respectively
   309      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   310      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   311      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   312      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   313      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   314      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "service"
   315      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   316      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   317      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   318      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName
   319      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   320      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem" with password
   321      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12"
   322      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   323      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" has request
   324      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" has request with "csr" value "service"
   325      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   326      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" request has subject
   327      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" request has subject with default values
   328      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" request has subject random CommonName
   329      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" has installations
   330      And task named "myCertificateInstallationPKCS12" has installation format PKCS12 with cert name "cert.p12" and password "Passcode124!" with validation
   331      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   332      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   333      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   334      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   335      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   336      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   337      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   338      And a file named "cert.p12" should exist
   339      And playbook generated private key in "k1.pem" and certificate in "c1.cer" should have the same modulus with password Passcode123!
   340      And "k1.pem" should be encrypted "RSA" private key
   341      And "k1.pem" should be RSA private key with password "Passcode123!"
   342      And playbook generated "cert.p12" should be PKCS#12 archive with password "Passcode124!"
   343      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   344      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   345      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   346      And I uninstall file named "cert.p12"
   347  
   348      @TPP
   349      Examples:
   350        | platform | config-file       |
   351        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   352  
   353      @VAAS
   354      Examples:
   355        | platform | config-file       |
   356        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   357  
   358    Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration and performs PEM installation using service generated ECDSA private keys
   359      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   360      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   361      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   362      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   363      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   364      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "service"
   365      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "keyType" value "ECDSA"
   366      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "keyCurve" value "P521"
   367      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default Elliptic Curve "<platform>" zone
   368      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   369      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   370      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName with random site name and fixed Domain Name "vfidev.com"
   371      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   372      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem"
   373      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   374      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   375      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   376      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   377      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   378      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   379      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   380      And "k1.pem" should not be encrypted "ECDSA" private key
   381      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   382      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   383      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   384  
   385      @TPP
   386      Examples:
   387        | platform | config-file       |
   388        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   389  
   390      @VAAS
   391      Examples:
   392        | platform | config-file       |
   393        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   394  
   395    Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration and performs PEM installation using service generated encrypted ECDSA private keys
   396      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   397      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   398      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallation"
   399      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   400      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request
   401      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "csr" value "service"
   402      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "keyType" value "ECDSA"
   403      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with "keyCurve" value "P521"
   404      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has request with default Elliptic Curve "<platform>" zone
   405      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject
   406      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject with default values
   407      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" request has subject random CommonName with random site name and fixed Domain Name "vfidev.com"
   408      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installations
   409      And task named "myCertificateInstallation" has installation format PEM with file name "c1.cer", chain name "ch1.cer", key name "k1.pem" with password
   410      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   411      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   412      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   413      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   414      And a file named "c1.cer" should exist
   415      And a file named "ch1.cer" should exist
   416      And a file named "k1.pem" should exist
   417      And "k1.pem" should be encrypted "ECDSA" private key
   418      And I uninstall file named "c1.cer"
   419      And I uninstall file named "ch1.cer"
   420      And I uninstall file named "k1.pem"
   421  
   422      @TPP
   423      Examples:
   424        | platform | config-file       |
   425        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   426  
   427      @VAAS
   428      Examples:
   429        | platform | config-file       |
   430        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |
   431  
   432  Scenario Outline: Run playbook with default configuration and performs pkcs12 installation using legacy flag
   433      Given I have playbook with <platform> connection details
   434      And I have playbook with certificateTasks block
   435      And I have playbook with task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12"
   436      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" has renewBefore with value "31d"
   437      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" has request
   438      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" has request with "csr" value "service"
   439      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" has request with default "<platform>" zone
   440      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" request has subject
   441      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" request has subject with default values
   442      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" request has subject random CommonName
   443      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" has installations
   444      And task named "myCertificateInstallationLegacyPKCS12" has installation format PKCS12 with cert name "cert.p12" and password "Passcode124!" and useLegacyP12 with validation
   445      And I created playbook named "<config-file>" with previous content
   446      And I run `vcert run -f <config-file>`
   447      Then the output should contain "successfully installed certificate"
   448      And the output should contain "playbook run finished"
   449      And "cert.p12" should be PKCS#12 archive in legacy mode with password "Passcode124!"
   450      And I uninstall file named "cert.p12"
   451  
   452  
   453      @TPP
   454      Examples:
   455        | platform | config-file       |
   456        | TPP      | playbook-tpp.yml  |
   457  
   458      @VAAS
   459      Examples:
   460        | platform | config-file       |
   461        | VaaS     | playbook-vaas.yml |