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When only 'swift' is specified in `rgw_enable_apis`, sending a http
request to the base RadosGW API URL('/') returns '405 Method Not
Allowed'.
It causes an important issue, because when any change is made to RadosGW
configuration via ceph-ansible, the 'restart ceph rgws' handler is
triggered that use restart_rgw_daemon.sh[1] script to restart radosgw
service.
Both curl and wget used by this script return non-zero return code on
'405 Method Not Allowed' response, causing ceph-ansible playbook to fail.
As a solution 's3' api can be enabled by default. With S3 API enabled,
base RadosGW API URL('/') returns 200 instead of 405 RC.
This change affects only environments using integrated ceph-ansible.
[1] https://github.com/ceph/ceph-ansible/blob/stable-7.0/roles/ceph-handler/templates/restart_rgw_daemon.sh.j2#L68
Change-Id: Ief8759e19d935aec9d8cfa855b1b0ba2b0c83424
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