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[Richard Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

In order to set the default_domain_id, Keystone must first be running,
and you must issue a domain create command to create the default domain
and retrieve the id of the domain in order to set it in keystone.conf,
then restart Keystone for the change to take effect.  This causes
problems for puppet based installers because puppet does not want to
restart Keystone more than once.

Instead, what would be preferable is the ability to set the
default_domain_id dynamically.

For example, when using `openstack`, add an option `--default-domain`::

    $ openstack domain create defdomain --enable --description 'my
default domain' --default-domain

This would create the domain and make it the default domain, without
having to restart Keystone for the change in default_domain_id to take
effect.

It doesn't have to be implemented this way, just a suggestion, but the
method to set the default_domain_id should be exposed via the
`openstack` cli.

** Affects: keystone
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  set default domain dynamically

Status in OpenStack Identity (Keystone):
  New

Bug description:
  In order to set the default_domain_id, Keystone must first be running,
  and you must issue a domain create command to create the default
  domain and retrieve the id of the domain in order to set it in
  keystone.conf, then restart Keystone for the change to take effect.
  This causes problems for puppet based installers because puppet does
  not want to restart Keystone more than once.

  Instead, what would be preferable is the ability to set the
  default_domain_id dynamically.

  For example, when using `openstack`, add an option `--default-
  domain`::

      $ openstack domain create defdomain --enable --description 'my
  default domain' --default-domain

  This would create the domain and make it the default domain, without
  having to restart Keystone for the change in default_domain_id to take
  effect.

  It doesn't have to be implemented this way, just a suggestion, but the
  method to set the default_domain_id should be exposed via the
  `openstack` cli.

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