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Currently 3 sets of credentials are generated for MQ, per service: - rabbitmq_password - oslomsg_rpc_password - oslomsg_notify_password In each service, we should use x_oslomsg_rpc_password and x_oslomsg_notify_password, and not rabbitmq. However there is no wiring as of today. This could lead to a username like nova, on a vhost nova, with 3 different passwords. Only one would work. This patch ensures the wiring is done by default, for all the roles to be able to use x_oslomsg_notify_password and x_oslomsg_rpc_password. This is done by always referencing, in the notify part, the credentials to the rpc part. The RPC part is then a reference to the rabbitmq_password, so it's easy to upgrade from queens to Rocky without changes. If a deployer wants to override the credentials, he can do so by uncommenting the appropriate line in the user_secrets. This would then override the existing group_vars and wire the secrets appropriately. A new user should be used in that case, as written in the comments. Change-Id: I834bdc5a33f6b3c49452a9948c889caa79659f3c
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