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Re: Fathom.io is an easy-to-run cloud that supports the OpenStack APIs

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I raised a bug on CORS support[1], and then switched over to doing it all Serverside. I was writing a cross-provider control console. Got a fair way along, but haven't released it. [1] https://bugs.launchpad.net/oslo/+bug/987044

Cool idea. I don't see any reason not to support CORS; all the OpenStack requests require a custom Auth http header anyway, so I don't think there's any danger in turning on CORS there. I didn't see anyone in the Launchpad bug report that was against it. The only call that I think _might_ be dangerous to expose is the login API, but that should be rate-limited and / or have lockout anyway. I've opened a bug to suppor…

If you follow the bug links there was actually an attempt made to fix it, but it was rejected as being incomplete.

I haven't chased it up, but I think it's an important use-case.

Re: Fathom.io is an easy-to-run cloud that supports the OpenStack APIs

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Cool idea. I don't see any reason not to support CORS; all the OpenStack requests require a custom Auth http header anyway, so I don't think there's any danger in turning on CORS there. I didn't see anyone in the Launchpad bug report that was against it. The only call that I think _might_ be dangerous to expose is the login API, but that should be rate-limited and / or have lockout anyway. I've opened a bug to suppor…

If you follow the bug links there was actually an attempt made to fix it, but it was rejected as being incomplete. I haven't chased it up, but I think it's an important use-case.

Thanks for pointing out the patch - I'll review the discussion.

It's definitely an important use case - no argument here :-)

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