make me think this may be an SSL misconfiguration. There shouldn't be an http request going to 13808, which is the SSL port.
That being said, my guess would be that the rabbit failure is happening because Swift is trying to send an error notification about the bad request. Whether that's failing because of the SSL misconfiguration or because there's legitimately a problem I can't really say. I think we need more details about how this environment was deployed and what was going on to cause these bogus calls to Swift. I don't see similar errors in CI so it's not a general problem with Swift.
Log entries like
Jun 23 18:31:48 localhost container-server: 172.16.3.8 - - [23/Jun/ 2017:18: 31:48 +0000] "HEAD /d1/253/ AUTH_8943125e61 9d485c87965261f 5704d4e/ incoming128- 0" 204 - "HEAD http:// 10.0.0. 5:13808/ v1/AUTH_ 8943125e619d485 c87965261f5704d 4e/incoming128- 0" "tx5cce2b4d87ca 442697823- 00594d5e14" "proxy-server 29899" 0.0020 "-" 30317 0
make me think this may be an SSL misconfiguration. There shouldn't be an http request going to 13808, which is the SSL port.
That being said, my guess would be that the rabbit failure is happening because Swift is trying to send an error notification about the bad request. Whether that's failing because of the SSL misconfiguration or because there's legitimately a problem I can't really say. I think we need more details about how this environment was deployed and what was going on to cause these bogus calls to Swift. I don't see similar errors in CI so it's not a general problem with Swift.