The puppet-lint requirement is now changed, so we can use puppet-lint
plugins. Most of these plugins are for 4.x compat, but some just catch
common errors.
Change-Id: I988929331e3f0cbef5e10ec9116cdba9ded16967
Add a 'bind_host' parameter to keystone::wsgi::apache to allow binding
to a specific IP address.
Fixes Bug #1273697
Change-Id: I4e94336c15132900dbe42052e46d0c7f2e36f91f
- Add {public,admin,internal}_url parameters to override other
{public,admin,internal}_ parameters.
- Also change some 'real_' prefix into '_real' suffix to respect the
coding guide.
- Fixed parsing the ssl/enable value in the provider.
- Update examples
Change-Id: I78d2695eb5cb1287538afe154668da9fe23e62a3
Serving keystone from a wsgi container is recommended for production
setups. SSL is enabled by default.
See the following URLs for explanations:
http://adam.younglogic.com/2012/03/keystone-should-move-to-apache-httpd/https://etherpad.openstack.org/havana-keystone-performance
Documentation in manifests/wsgi/apache.pp
Apache can be configured as a drop in replacement for keystone (using
ports 5000 & 35357) or with paths using the standard SSL port. See
examples in examples/apache_*.pp
- Also change some 'real_' prefix into '_real' suffix to respect the
coding guide.
- Added the '--insecure' option to keystone client in the provider to
allow using self-signed certificates.
- Fixed parsing the ssl/enable value in the provider.
There is no integer verification done in the manifests
and to get around a bug in rspec, which has been fixed
in https://github.com/rodjek/rspec-puppet/pull/107,
certain parameters that should be integer are treated as
strings
files/httpd/keystone.py updated with lastest from keystone git repo
Change-Id: Ide8c090d105c1ea75a14939f5e8ddb7d24ca3f1c
