Multiple endpoints found (Fog::OpenStack::Auth::Catalog::EndpointError) - not sure how to resolve

[powerje]

I am getting the following error when trying to use the Storage API:

gems/fog-openstack-1.0.10/lib/fog/openstack/auth/catalog.rb:68:in `get_endpoint': Multiple endpoints found (Fog::OpenStack::Auth::Catalog::EndpointError)

My code looks like:

@connection_params = {
  :openstack_auth_url   => "https://url.../auth/v2.0",
  :openstack_username   => "USERNAME",
  :openstack_tenant     => "TENANT_NAME",
  :openstack_api_key    => "KEY",
  :openstack_identity_api_version => "2.0",
}

thing = Fog::OpenStack::Storage.new(@connection_params)
p thing

I've added a print statement to catalog.rb see what endpoints are in the list:

      def get_endpoint(entries, interface, region)
        list = []
        entries.each do |type|
          next unless type.key?('endpoints')
          type['endpoints'].each do |endpoint|
            p "endpoint"
            p endpoint
            list << endpoint_url(endpoint, interface) if endpoint_match?(endpoint, interface, region)
          end
        end
        p "list"
        p list
        raise EndpointError, 'Multiple endpoints found' if list.size > 1
        list[0]
      end

Which outputs a list with 2 URLs which happen to be exactly the same, formatted like:
https://url:443/v1/<TENANT_NAME>

Is this a problem on my OpenStack providers end? Is there something I can do to make it uses a specific element in the list (which in this case is arbitrary, as they are the same)?

[powerje]

Seems like I could be making the same mistake as in this issue: hashicorp/terraform#3293 but I am using what I believe to be the correct auth URL (/v2.0)

[ares]

@powerje have you found the cause? Thanks

[powerje]

It’s my understanding that this is an issue with Swiftstack who manages my cloud hosts Swift instance. They haven’t fixed it yet but I’ve moved on to another solution.

[ShamoX]

On cluster that hosts multiple endpoints you need to specify which one you want to connect to, or you'll have to manage the catalog. Isn't it your problem ?
I think you need to add openstack_region key to specify the region on which you want to work on.
Or you can do like I did on a project where I wanted to manage multiple endpoint see this issue: #467