Switch to Swift tempauth for OVN backups. #303
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JIRA:OSPC-432
This helps make it easy to use: commonLabels: app: ovn-backup to label all of the resources in kustomization.yaml, and the backup functionality started cluttering up the main directory. JIRA:OSPC-432
We have MariaDB backups going every 6 hours now, and previous logic only allowed for once-a-day backups. JIRA:OSPC-432
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Switch to Swift tempauth for OVN backups.
Similar to #273, which I will probably close shortly, but switches to Swift with tempauth instead of Swift.
We have set up tempauth for Swift in SJC, which will enable getting to backups on Swift without a circular dependency on keystone running on the cluster itself which you might need the backups to fix.