Merge "changed heat dev docs to comply with conventions"

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heat-db-setup is a tool which configures the local MySQL database for
heat. Typically distro-specific tools would provide this functionality
so please read the distro-specific documentation for configuring Heat.
so please read the distro-specific documentation for configuring heat.
COMMANDS

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DESCRIPTION
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The `heat-keystone-setup-domain` tool configures Keystone by creating
The `heat-keystone-setup-domain` tool configures keystone by creating
a 'stack user domain' and the user credential used to manage this domain.
A 'stack user domain' can be treated as a namespace for projects,
groups and users created by Heat. The domain will have an admin user
groups and users created by heat. The domain will have an admin user
that manages other users, groups and projects in the domain.
This script requires admin keystone credentials to be available in the
shell environment by setting `OS_USERNAME` and `OS_PASSWORD`.
After running this script, a user needs to take actions to check or
modify Heat configuration file (e.g. /etc/heat/heat.conf). The tool
modify the heat configuration file (e.g. /etc/heat/heat.conf). The tool
is NOT performing these updates on behalf of the user.
Distributions may provide other tools to setup 'stack user domain' for
use with Heat, so check the distro documentation first. Other tools
use with heat, so check the distro documentation first. Other tools
are available to set up the 'stack user domain', for example
`python-openstackclient`, which is preferred to this tool where it is
available.

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DESCRIPTION
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The heat-keystone-setup tool configures keystone for use with Heat. This script requires admin keystone credentials to be available in the shell environment and write access to /etc/keystone.
The heat-keystone-setup tool configures keystone for use with heat. This script requires admin keystone credentials to be available in the shell environment and write access to /etc/keystone.
Distributions may provide other tools to setup keystone for use with Heat, so check the distro documentation first.