v0.8.2

• Update oslo.conf dependency to match Keystone Client

v0.8.1

• project maintenance releas: fix dependency issue, maintainer cleanup, etc.

v0.8.0

New

• EOM Auth: Optional light-weight token validation without providing the Service Catalog
• EOM Auth: Performance improvement for Authenticated Encrypted Tokens

Breaking Changes

• EOM Auth: Token caching key changed
• EOM Auth: Blacklist token Redis key changed

Fixed

• EOM Auth: Handle HTTP 413 from Keystone used for rate-limiting and return 503.
• EOM Bastion: Emit warning when gate_headers not configured

v0.7.0

• Added Sphinx documentation
• Added more documentation of options, etc
• pinned minimum versions for several dependencies
• Updates to EOM Bastion
  • Bastion Gate Header(s) is now configurable
  • renamed configuration variable 'restricted_routes' to 'unrestricted_routes' to reflect its real usage
• Removed Global Configuration

v0.6.1

all:

• bug fix in the log configuration so that the logging.config is used
• enhancement for deterministic middleware configuration

v0.6.0

• all
  • Adds some documentation
  • PEP8 compliance fixes
  • added settings for each module to be able to receive log configuration to ensure the log information can get captured.
• eom:bastion
  • fixed issue that returned 500 instead of 404 in X-Forwarded-For header
• eom:auth
  • added attempt to mitigate Py2 issue for the Service Catalog encoding where the receiver may fail to decode it due to invalid unicode characters in the data
  • added setting to allow operators to control how long the Keystone data is cached so that it is either the time of the token expiration or the now+setting, whichever comes first.
• eom:metrics
  • configuration section in eom.conf changed from eom:statsd to eom:metrics
  • removed references to marconi
  • added some simple tests using a Stack-In-A-Box mock service as a collector, using a custom statsd client
  • added configuration for the port for the statsd server, previously only the host was specifiable

v0.5.0

Adds EOM Auth, Python3 support, and fixes a few bugs

Ratelimiter with leaky bucket algorithm

Ratelimiter has a new leaky bucket algorithm and has a centralized counter stored in Redis.

0.3.1: Merge pull request #18 from cabrera/fix_governor

fix(governor): rate limiting gets 'stuck'