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In order for the `check_for_*` functions to be consumed by `wait_for`,
they should notify of their success but not exit.
As a consequence, the previous behavior is restored by the fail_unless_*
companion functions.
With this change, it is now possible to do:
wait_for 30 1 check_for_os_service_running keystone
Change-Id: I16ddf8913027030c3ccb5487713d172904508fd6
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The Horizon dashboard was not working properly prior to this work.
Also a docker-compose file was added to start the dashboard.
Change-Id: I8a438c15b967b0cec00bfe44b997f833bf745191
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This allows Kubernetes to reschedule containers in case a required
variable is missing, for example when the Kubernetes pod is started
before the service.
The checks were cleaned using the following method:
* remove duplicates
* remove check for variables that get a default value in the same file
* check for all variables used in the file
* check for required services when it is obvious.
Change-Id: Ib7e0530c410c61f828d36efe8925a20dc9781eab
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Horizon requires that Nova, Neutron(Nova Network), Glance,
and Keystone are running. Therefore, the container needs to
check for the availablity of each service on startup.
The config file is not a .ini file, but rather a python file
so it requires using sed instead of crudini.
Change-Id: I5ed14514881fe9aef688ca08bcb94881ef5b25cb
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