Official documentation for the Ceiimeter use of Keystone V2
If you want to use V3, his configuration item is problematic.
My train of thought:
Install with Devstack One-click to learn the configuration
Devstack is also used by default Keystone V2
Add a few parameters
Keystone_token_format=uuid
Enable_identity_v2=false
Identity_api_version=3
Os_identity_api_version=3
Default_domain=default
The study contrasts
/etc/ceilometer/ceilometer.conf file Configuration
Correctly configured as follows
[Service_credentials]
Auth_url = http://******:5000
Region_name = Regionone
Password = ********
Username = Ceilometer
PROJECT_NAME = Service
Project_domain_name = Default
User_domain_name = Default
Auth_type = password
[Keystone_authtoken]
Auth_version = 3
Memcached_servers = ********:11211
Auth_uri = http://*******:5000
Project_domain_name = Default
PROJECT_NAME = Service
User_domain_name = Default
Password = ********
Username = Ceilometer
Auth_url = http://******:35357
Auth_type = password
Conclusion
1, encounter problems to read more log, see the default options for the configuration file, the default options pit a lot
2, encountered will not be configured to follow Devstack or mirantis fuel learn to see how others are configured
3 Ceilmeter Pit is a lot of, performance problems, time zone problems (data are UTC time zone, to change can only change the source, change will affect the alarm service)
Ceilmeter using Keystone V3