Public bug reported:
Before we turned on keystone, euca-describe-instances used to include
the names of user's projects in its output. It now lists the uuid of the
tenant instead, which isn't super helpful when trying to work out who
owns what. Can we please translate this back to a human readable name?
An example:
RESERVATION r-x2tdg0ga c519923c921a404c96ebc8210a4ec67a
juju-canonistack2, juju-canonistack2-2
INSTANCE i-00000083 ami-000000bf server-131 server-131
running None (BANANAc921a404c96ebc8210a4ec67a, alce)0 m1.small
2012-06-27T04:12:42.000Z nova
BANANAc921a404c96ebc8210a4ec67a is the UUID of a tenant.
** Affects: keystone (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: canonistack
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When keystone is enabled, the ec2 API returns uuids instead of tenant
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