Guys, at the start of this release cycle we had the same situation with mysql.
i.e. connection from host to the himself. To the local IP address.
For Mysql we fix this problem by remove haproxy to the network namespace. I.e. eliminated connections to the himself, through localhost.
In the current RabbitMQ implementation we have two "local" endpoints: 127.0.0.1 and local controller IP address.
Can anybody try to reproduce this case, when openstack services will connect to rabbitmq through haproxy ?
Guys, at the start of this release cycle we had the same situation with mysql.
i.e. connection from host to the himself. To the local IP address.
For Mysql we fix this problem by remove haproxy to the network namespace. I.e. eliminated connections to the himself, through localhost.
In the current RabbitMQ implementation we have two "local" endpoints: 127.0.0.1 and local controller IP address.
Can anybody try to reproduce this case, when openstack services will connect to rabbitmq through haproxy ?