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The health check requests from haproxy cause uwsgi to write a lot of useless log lines. This can make it more difficult to find a problem with a particular service. This patch adds a route to look for the `osa-haproxy-healthcheck` user agent string, which haproxy uses when performing health checks. Any requests with that user agent are not logged. Closes-Bug: 1742718 Change-Id: Ia163d1686274bd3b80a046a945fb7d7ceb5f721c
24 lines
697 B
Django/Jinja
24 lines
697 B
Django/Jinja
# {{ ansible_managed }}
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[uwsgi]
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uid = {{ keystone_system_user_name }}
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gid = {{ keystone_system_group_name }}
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virtualenv = /openstack/venvs/keystone-{{ keystone_venv_tag }}
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wsgi-file = {{ keystone_bin }}/{{ item }}
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http = :{{ keystone_uwsgi_ports[item]['http'] }}
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socket = 127.0.0.1:{{ keystone_uwsgi_ports[item]['socket'] }}
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master = true
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enable-threads = true
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processes = {{ keystone_wsgi_processes }}
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threads = {{ keystone_wsgi_threads }}
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exit-on-reload = true
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die-on-term = true
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lazy-apps = true
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add-header = Connection: close
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buffer-size = 65535
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thunder-lock = true
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# Avoid filling up the logs with health check requests from haproxy.
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route-user-agent = ^osa-haproxy-healthcheck$ donotlog:
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