The Orchestration service now accepts existing Keystone tokens,
which Heat can use to interact with the underlying services. By
default, python-heatclient now creates a token on your behalf,
which is then passed to the Heat API. Alternatively, you can
specify an existing token via the '--os-auth-token' option.
Token support in Heat allows enhanced security over simple
username/password authentication. This feature also reduces
Keystone token generation, thereby reducing Identity service
overhead.
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With this release, OpenStack provides new suspend/resume action
for Orchestration service to enable a running stack to be
suspended, which means all instances in the stack will be
suspended. This helps users who want to create a stack, and
suspend it in a fully configured state, such that it may be
resumed more quickly than having to create it from scratch.
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A new tool for collecting logs, called rhos-logs-collector, has
been introduced. There is a knowledge base article with more
information available at
https://access.redhat.com/site/solutions/472743
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Feature: Add block storage (Cinder) support.
Reason: Previously we did not install Cinder with Foreman.
Result (if any):
* Cinder API has been added to the Controller hostgroups (both
"Controller (Neutron)" and "Controller (Nova Network)".
* Cinder storage (where block storage data is stored) has a
separate host group "LVM Block Storage", so that the storage
capacity is scalable. This host group can be deployed only on
hosts where "cinder-volumes" LVM volume group exists.
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Schema properties of each available resource type are now
presented through the Orchestration API. Consequently, automated
Orchestration clients are able to query the properties of a
resource type.
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This enhancement implements SSL encryption for the mysql and qpid
services. In addition, SSL is enabled for Dashboard.
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