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Keystone actually validates each token twice for every API request.
Regardless of caching being configured, we have an opportunity to try
and spend less time doing something we've already done.
The first the token is validated is actually done through a
keystonemiddleware hook. The second time is to populate a context
object that we can use for things like policy decisions.
Closes-Bug: 1819036
Change-Id: Ifd7f6f0a1dcd33ad17646cae383132cfc2462f03
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