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1. If the load balancer host is not the same as the control plane hosts, then 'Ensuring haproxy runs' fails unless facts are gathered. 2. The value for 'repo_release_path' is set in the vars file 'defaults/source_install.yml', so the repo check fails without reference to that vars file. 3. When running 'Sanity checks for all containers' not all host and container facts are gathered, so the play fails due to missing facts unless facts are set to gather. 4. Instead of verifying both localhost and the utility containers for being ready to run the os_* modules, we only need to verify whichever one is the designated 'openstack_service_setup_host'. 5. The memcache server connectivity test should have a short timeout, otherwise the task hangs for ages if it isn't working. 6. The rabbitmq vhost name is corrected and set consistently, otherwise those tests do not work. 7. The rabbitmq test venv fails to build for two reasons. One is that the venv creation fails, because virtualenv tries to download the latest pip/setuptools and fails due to the pip.conf restricting it. The second is that the python package 'pika' is not on the repo server. The task is changed to make use of the common python_venv_build role and to make use of pypi as an index when building the wheel. Change-Id: I6f5f4a1bd55abc78ad5993076719a3ac5914af1d
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OpenStack-Ansible
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