This looks like a user configuration issue. SSL was never enabled for services in this environment: root@node-2:~# keystone endpoint-list | grep 5000 | bd7d4526665447dd9f423c4424b69aaa | RegionOne | http://10.109.28.3:5000/v2.0 | http://10.109.26.2:5000/v2.0 | http://10.109.26.2:35357/v2.0 | 0fc8f85e754a42098cef78cb3abbc848 |
root@node-2:~# hiera public_ssl {"hostname"=>"10.109.28.3", "horizon"=>false, "services"=>false, (output truncated)
That's why OSTF gets an SSL error when trying to reach https://10.109.28.3:5000/v2.0, which is because SSL isn't enabled here.
This looks like a user configuration issue. SSL was never enabled for services in this environment: d9f423c4424b69a aa | RegionOne | http:// 10.109. 28.3:5000/ v2.0 | http:// 10.109. 26.2:5000/ v2.0 | http:// 10.109. 26.2:35357/ v2.0 | 0fc8f85e754a420 98cef78cb3abbc8 48 |
root@node-2:~# keystone endpoint-list | grep 5000
| bd7d4526665447d
root@node-2:~# hiera public_ssl =>"10.109. 28.3",
{"hostname"
"horizon"=>false,
"services"=>false,
(output truncated)
That's why OSTF gets an SSL error when trying to reach https:/ /10.109. 28.3:5000/ v2.0, which is because SSL isn't enabled here.