Openstack in HTTPD URL Scheme

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There seems to be an agreement that the production configuration of Openstack should run in HTTPD using SSL etc. I'd like to propose the following URL scheme for the web Apps so that the various pieces can be installed on a single machine without conflict.

All pieces will be served on port 443 using the https protocol.

#If and only if this is installed, we should put in a forward from / to /dashboard
https://hostname/dashboard


#should this be keystone or identity?
https://hostname/keystone/main
https://hostname/keystone/admin

#should this be glance or image?
https://hostname/glance/api
https://hostname/glance/registry

#should this be nova or compute?
https://hostname/nova/api
https://hostname/nova/crt
https://hostname/nova/object
https://hostname/nova/cpu
https://hostname/nova/network
https://hostname/nova/volume
https://hostname/nova/schedule
https://hostname/nova/novnc
https://hostname/nova/vncx
https://hostname/nova/cauth

#should this be swift or storage?
https://hostname/swift/account
https://hostname/swift/object
https://hostname/swift/container


#should this be quantum or network?
https://hostname/quantum/service
https://hostname/quantum/agent


Please let me know if this list is accurate and complete.




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