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With the removal of the 35357 port in a recent commit [1], we ended up with an inconsistent use of public/internal bits of the URL. This breaks in TripleO, since we still configure the admin endpoint. So, the default port that was used (5000), doesn't work in TripleO. To address this, we then completely remove the usage of the admin endpoint for the provider, relying instead on the "public" endpoint that's configured in keystone. Typically, it will be behind a load balancer, so it'll actually point to the internal endpoint of keystone. Which is what we really want to use. [1] I951e863e7e7c8f409a13398b397b82ef70d7c123 Change-Id: I64cf93ab0c4ade3ae71aa3cd4aea444aff699a17 Related-Bug: #1804426 |
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| keystone_spec.rb | ||