The code for turning on SSL for the Cinder API is there, even though there is no option to turn it on via the config file. I managed to enable it, but it caused issues with the Cinder client's and the Openstack client's ability to connect to the endpoint. Furthermore, the Openstack Security Guide (http://docs.openstack.org/security-guide/secure-communication/secure-reference-architectures.html) recommends that you encrypt the traffic by using a SSL/TLS enabled proxy in between it anyways.
The code for turning on SSL for the Cinder API is there, even though there is no option to turn it on via the config file. I managed to enable it, but it caused issues with the Cinder client's and the Openstack client's ability to connect to the endpoint. Furthermore, the Openstack Security Guide (http:// docs.openstack. org/security- guide/secure- communication/ secure- reference- architectures. html) recommends that you encrypt the traffic by using a SSL/TLS enabled proxy in between it anyways.