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+features:
+ - >
+ [`blueprint bootstrap <https://blueprints.launchpad.net/keystone/+spec/bootstrap>`_]
+ keystone-manage now supports the bootstrap command
+ on the CLI so that a keystone install can be
+ initialized without the need of the admin_token
+ filter in the paste-ini.
+security:
+ - The use of admin_token filter is insecure compared
+ to the use of a proper username/password. Historically
+ the admin_token filter has been left enabled in
+ Keystone after initialization due to the way CMS
+ systems work. Moving to an out-of-band initialization using
+ ``keystone-manage bootstrap`` will eliminate the security concerns around
+ a static shared string that conveys admin access to keystone
+ and therefore to the entire installation.