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Remove cinder's "volume" (API v1) service from the keystone catalog.
This fixes a post-FFU bug that causes keystone endpoint validation to
fail. Cinder stopped supporting its v1 API in queens, but tripleo
retained the "volume" service (with API v3 endpoints) to work around
a bug in the version of tempest used in queens (see [1] for details).
The endpoint validation fails because the "volume" and "volume3" servces
share the same v3 endpoints.
[1] https://review.opendev.org/#/q/If1ef8b1ad60151c0dfd0a7804ba7e697fc4ede28
The patch was tested locally:
- Confirm a fresh deployment (with patch) succeeds
- Manually create "volume" service with "cinderv3" endpoints. This
replicates the post-FFU scenario
- Perform a stack update (succeeds), and confirm the "volume" service
has been deleted
Final note: The ansible task that removes the "volume" service is a
deployment (not upgrade) task. This ensures the service is removed from
overcloud deployments that already performed the FFU.
Closes-Bug: #1897761
Change-Id: Ic0eb72f78e2a19e2f40ab12631a872d828bab46a
(cherry picked from commit 0fdef46ea0)
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Cinder's legacy "volume" service and its associated endpoints are
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automatically removed from the keystone catalog. The "volume" service is
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associated with Cinder's v1 API, which was removed in Queens.
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fixes:
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The keystone catalog is automatically updated to remove any entries
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associated with Cinder's v1 API "volume" service. This fixes bug
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`1897761 <https://bugs.launchpad.net/tripleo/+bug/1897761>`_.
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