Manage oslo_middleware/max_request_body_size
So that we can increase it from the default 114688 Useful in case for example the OS-Federation mapping is too large. If this limit is breached cinder will return a 413 Entity Too Large and not log anything to cinder.log. Change-Id: I4364ef41400ea6c66c843318119f24ef7c47434b Closes-Bug: #1835161
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# middleware should parse the proxy headers or not.(boolean value)
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# Defaults to $::os_service_default
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#
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# [*max_request_body_size*]
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# (Optional) Set max request body size
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# Defaults to $::os_service_default.
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#
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# [*use_ssl*]
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# (optional) Enable SSL on the API server
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# Defaults to false
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$osapi_max_limit = $::os_service_default,
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$service_name = $::cinder::params::api_service,
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$enable_proxy_headers_parsing = $::os_service_default,
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$max_request_body_size = $::os_service_default,
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$use_ssl = false,
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$cert_file = $::os_service_default,
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$key_file = $::os_service_default,
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oslo::middleware {'cinder_config':
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enable_proxy_headers_parsing => $enable_proxy_headers_parsing,
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max_request_body_size => $max_request_body_size,
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}
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cinder_config {
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features:
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Add support to configure `[oslo_middleware]/max_request_body_size` with
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`$max_request_body_size`.
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is_expected.to contain_cinder_config('DEFAULT/osapi_volume_listen_port').with('value' => '<SERVICE DEFAULT>')
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is_expected.to contain_oslo__middleware('cinder_config').with(
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:enable_proxy_headers_parsing => '<SERVICE DEFAULT>',
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:max_request_body_size => '<SERVICE DEFAULT>',
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)
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end
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end
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