Glance should support the keystone auth protocol, and use OS_AUTH_PASSORD imo. +1 one your comments in general, though I think we will have to get more specific with tenant specification. How bout:
Optional to specify one of:
OS_AUTH_TENANT_NAME=<YOUR TENANT NAME>
OS_AUTH_TENANT_ID=<YOUR TENANT ID>
If a tenant is not specified, the following conditions are evaluated:
* If there is only one tenant, use a token scoped to that tenant
* If there is more than one tenant, print an error message, as well as the list of possible tenants
Glance should support the keystone auth protocol, and use OS_AUTH_PASSORD imo. +1 one your comments in general, though I think we will have to get more specific with tenant specification. How bout:
Optional to specify one of: AUTH_TENANT_ NAME=<YOUR TENANT NAME> AUTH_TENANT_ ID=<YOUR TENANT ID>
OS_
OS_
If a tenant is not specified, the following conditions are evaluated:
* If there is only one tenant, use a token scoped to that tenant
* If there is more than one tenant, print an error message, as well as the list of possible tenants