I've done some testing and I really do thing the working endpoint limit is 8.
Steps to reproduce: - keystone endpoint-delete until there are 6 endpoints - confirm test_v3_token works with 6 endpoints - create a new endpoint keystone service-create --name ep1 --type test1 keystone endpoint-create --region RegionOne --service-id <serviceid> --publicurl http://example.com --adminurl http://example.com --internalurl http://example.com - confirm test_v3_token works with 7 endpoints - create a new endpoint keystone service-create --name ep2 --type test2 keystone endpoint-create --region RegionOne --service-id <serviceid> --publicurl http://example.com --adminurl http://example.com --internalurl http://example.com - confirm test_v3_token fails with 8 endpoints - delete endpoint ep1 - confirm test_v3_token works with 7 endpoints
Is there some simple curl foo I can use to make keystone v3 requests?
I've done some testing and I really do thing the working endpoint limit is 8.
Steps to reproduce: example. com --adminurl http:// example. com --internalurl http:// example. com example. com --adminurl http:// example. com --internalurl http:// example. com
- keystone endpoint-delete until there are 6 endpoints
- confirm test_v3_token works with 6 endpoints
- create a new endpoint
keystone service-create --name ep1 --type test1
keystone endpoint-create --region RegionOne --service-id <serviceid> --publicurl http://
- confirm test_v3_token works with 7 endpoints
- create a new endpoint
keystone service-create --name ep2 --type test2
keystone endpoint-create --region RegionOne --service-id <serviceid> --publicurl http://
- confirm test_v3_token fails with 8 endpoints
- delete endpoint ep1
- confirm test_v3_token works with 7 endpoints
Is there some simple curl foo I can use to make keystone v3 requests?