novaclient-auth-secretkey
This is an authentication plugin for python-novaclient. It allows novaclient users to specify an API key+secret key as credentials to the Keystone authentication service instead of the normal username+password.
Plugin users can specify the credentials either programmatically as attributes of the httpclient object, or using environment variables (e.g. when using the command-line nova client).
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