Explain how to configure public endpoint
This is needed for Magnum and might also be needed in other setups. Change-Id: Ifcfc00fd860f555c17486bcd8060d3cd0d88f604 Closes-Bug: #1780385
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``heat-config``. The ``heat-install`` tag can be used to install
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``heat-config``. The ``heat-install`` tag can be used to install
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and upgrade. The ``heat-config`` tag can be used to maintain the
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and upgrade. The ``heat-config`` tag can be used to maintain the
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configuration of the service.
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configuration of the service.
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Heat client endpoints
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When your VMs need to talk to your API, you might have to change the Heat
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config. By default Heat is configured to use the internal API endpoints.
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Should instances or created containers need to access the API (e.g.
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Magnum, Heat Signaling) the public endpoints will need to be used as in
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the following example:
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.. code-block:: yaml
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heat_heat_conf_overrides:
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clients_keystone:
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endpoint_type: publicURL
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auth_uri: "{{ keystone_service_publicurl }}"
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