afe5f0d4de
Change I019e88fabd1d386c0d6395a7b1969315873485fd in Stein, which
is not yet officially released, exposes the unencrypted
database_connection URL and MQ transport_url to a CellMapping in
the select_destinations versioned notification CellMappingPayload.
While notifications are not meant to be consumed by end users of
the cloud but only internal services of the deployment, it still
seems like a bad idea to give the keys to the nova cell DB and MQ
to an external-to-nova service like ceilometer.
This change removes the fields from the CellMappingPayload and
bumps the major version to 2.0 to signal the change to consumers,
although I don't expect anything is consuming this yet but we should
follow standard versioning procedure anyway.
Note that notification consumers do not request a specific payload
version nor do they get a schema to perform their own backporting,
they just get what they get, so after this there should be no worry
about needing to support the 1.0 format for this payload.
Change-Id: Ib5edea32d15db01000e6730aebceaf119daf8c5c
Closes-Bug: #1823104
(cherry picked from commit
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README.rst
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OpenStack Nova
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