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:openstack_endpoint_type is missing as a recognized parameter. This
patch fixes that, and allows the :openstack_endpoint_type to be
configurable instead of hardcoding the value to 'adminURL'
That is, you can create the connection to the service as follows:
require 'fog'
conn = Fog::Identity.new({
:provider => 'OpenStack',
:openstack_api_key => ENV['OS_PASSWORD'],
:openstack_username => ENV["OS_USERNAME"],
:openstack_auth_url => ENV["OS_AUTH_URL"]
:openstack_tenant => ENV["OS_TENANT_NAME"],
:openstack_endpoint_type => 'publicURL', # publicURL, adminURL, etc
})
Defaults to adminURL to maintain backwards compatibility.
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OpenStack Identity Service (Keystone) Example
require 'fog'
require 'pp'
auth_url = "https://example.net/v2.0/tokens"
username = 'admin@example.net'
password = 'secret'
keystone = Fog::Identity.new :provider => 'OpenStack',
:openstack_auth_url => auth_url,
:openstack_username => username,
:openstack_api_key => password
# Optional, self-signed certs
#:connection_options => { :ssl_verify_peer => false }
#
# Listing keystone tenants
#
keystone.tenants.each do |tenant|
# <Fog::Identity::OpenStack::Tenant
# id="46b4ab...",
# description=nil,
# enabled=1,
# name="admin@example.net"
# >
#pp tenant
end
#
# List users
#
keystone.users.each do |user|
# <Fog::Identity::OpenStack::User
# id="c975f...",
# email="quantum@example.net",
# enabled=true,
# name="quantum",
# tenant_id="00928...",
# password=nil
# >
# ...
#pp user
end
#
# Create a new tenant
#
tenant = keystone.tenants.create :name => 'rubiojr@example.net',
:description => 'My foo tenant'
#
# Create a new user
#
user = keystone.users.create :name => 'rubiojr@example.net',
:tenant_id => tenant.id,
:password => 'rubiojr@example.net',
:email => 'rubiojr@example.net'
# Find the recently created tenant
tenant = keystone.tenants.find { |t| t.name == 'rubiojr@example.net' }
# Destroy the tenant
tenant.destroy
# Find the recently created user
user = keystone.users.find { |u| u.name == 'rubiojr@example.net' }
# Destroy the user
user.destroy