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Cloudbreak Parameters

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I am trying to set up Cloudbreak 1.14.1 on Azure and am wondering what the following advanced parameters mean. I cannot find them in the Cloudbreak product documentation.

1) Under Configure cluster:

a) Provision Cluster (SALT appears as the only option) -- ?

b) Enable Lifecycle Management - ?

2) Configure Ambari and HDP repos - ?

Thanks!

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Hi @Dominika Bialek,

Let's go step by step 🙂

1 a) Yes, currently only Salt provision is available

b) As i see in the source code, after the given time to live Cloudbreak terminates the stack.

2) If you want to configure different version of HDP than the default one, you should configure it there

I hope it helps.

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Super Collaborator

Hi @Dominika Bialek,

Let's go step by step 🙂

1 a) Yes, currently only Salt provision is available

b) As i see in the source code, after the given time to live Cloudbreak terminates the stack.

2) If you want to configure different version of HDP than the default one, you should configure it there

I hope it helps.

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@rkovacs How about this one:

Under "Choose Failure Action > "Minimum Cluster Size" you can select **best effort** or **exact**. What does this option mean?

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Nevermind, I think I got it. This defines the provisioning strategy in case the cloud provider cannot allocate all the requested nodes.

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Super Collaborator