Hi, During the summit in Tokyo (if I remember well), Sean Dague lead a discussion about removing the need for having 3 endpoints per service. I was very excited about the proposal, and it's IMO a shame it hasn't been implemented. Everyone in the room agreed. Here the content of the discussion as I remember it: <discussion in Tokyo> 1/ The only service that needed the admin endpoint was Keystone. This requirement is now gone. So we could get rid of the admin endpoint all together. 2/ The need for an interal vs public endpoint was only needed for accounting (of for example bandwidth when uploading to Glance), but this could be work-around by operators by using intelligent routing. So we wouldn't need the internal endpoint. This makes us only need the public endpoint, and that's it. Then, there are these %(tenant_id)s bits in the endpoints which are also very much annoying, and could be removed if the clients were smarter. These are still needed, apparently, for: - cinder - swift - heat </discussion in Tokyo> Is anyone planning to implement (at least some parts of) the above? Cheers, Thomas Goirand (zigo)