hi saharans,

i have been doing some research into converting our current authentication to use the Keystone Session objects[1] instead of the various methods that are now used with the openstack clients.

this effort has some wide-ranging implications as we will need to convert our usage of openstack clients to accept a new workflow. as part of this we might need to change our Context object to retain a Session instead of the current authentication information. it may even be possible to greatly simplify the information that the Context object contains.

i think this work can logically be broken into several parts, the first part would involve changing the creation of Keystone Client objects to be generated from a Session. after this change, the next step would involve changing the various openstack client objects that are in use to be created from Sessions instead.

i am working on a spec for this but i have heard from Sergey Reshetnyak during the IRC meeting that he and Andrey Pavlov had interest in this topic as well. i wanted to start something on the mailing list for us to discuss the progress of this effort. so, my questions are:

should i continue to draft a spec surrounding this, or is Andrey looking into a spec as well?

assuming i continue to draft a spec, would Andrey, or anyone else, want to be added as contributors?

alternatively, would someone else like to take the lead on the implementation?

if we have multiple people working on this it might be easier to break up all the client work that needs to be done. i think we will need to clearly organize the effort and this is where the spec comes in.


thanks,
mike

[1]: http://docs.openstack.org/developer/python-keystoneclient/using-sessions.html

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