Installing Keystone

Let's iterate on the current environment, adding another profile and role. Now that we have a database available, install the first OpenStack service, Keystone. First write a unit test. Our test will ensure that we can get a token from Keystone using the admin username and password that we specified in the Packstack answer file. This can be done with a curl command. Create a file named test_keystone.sh under the test directory in our Git repository:

$ cd ~/openstack/test/
$ vi test_keystone.sh

Use the following content as an example, substituting your password for the password of the demo user (secret) and the hostname of your first controller for controller01:

curl -i \ 
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ 
  -d ' 
  { "auth": { 
    "tenantId": "demo", 
    "passwordCredentials": { 
      "userId": "demo", 
      "password": "secret" 
    } 
  } 
}' \ 
http://controller01:5000/v2/auth/tokens ; echo 

Now...