Hello @Juanes Thank you for bringing this At this time,  the documentation for setting up a local repo tells  to download the repo-as-tarball file and untar that into the web server directory. If we follow this process, this will automatically include the allkeys.asc file, and therefore not have any problems. If we do not follow the new documented process, and instead use the old process of recursive copying the archive, then it is possible that we will miss getting the keys file. Yes there are some internal improvements JIRA raised to give more clarity on this to include the below as well in future versions It is important to include the allkeys.asc file at the top level of the package repository. This file is included in the repo-as-tarball file. Be sure to include it if manually copying the package files between hosts. The allkeys.asc file is used to validate the signatures of the package files during host installation. The add host workflow will fail if this file is not available in the repository.   ... View more

Hello @steinsgate  Thank you for bringing this Since the cluster has been removed from the Cloudera Manager the only way I think would be to re-install Also have you followed the below document for uninstalling the cluster   https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-data-services/1.5.2/installation/topics/cdppvc-installation-uninstall-pvc.html   ... View more

Hello @Shoaib  Thank you for raising this You can refer the following document for the same https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/latest/installation/topics/cdpdc-requirements-supported-versions.html ... View more

Hello @Emanuel_MXN  Thank you for brining this What version of CDP CM are you using? What is the exact python version you are upgrading? In general we need to ensure that target python version should be compatible with CM CDP and then we should be good ... View more

Hello @Clouderanew  Thank you for bringing this Can you please confirm what version of CM you are using? Is there any other error traceback apart from this in the CM server logs? Is your CM server up now? ... View more

Hello @soc88  Thank you for raising this What exactly are you looking to monitor? Are you using CDP's private cloud? In case you have access of Cloudera Manager UI you can monitor all the above mentioned things from Cloudera Manager UI under Hosts >> All hosts >> Select the host   ... View more

Hello @joshtheflame  Thank you for raising this You can refer the following documentation for Cloudera. installation https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/7.1.9/installation/topics/cdpdc-installation.html ... View more

Hello @DanhH  Thank you for raising this You can refer to the below documentation to install the CDP private cloud data service on Openshift https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-data-services/1.5.2/installation/topics/cdppvc-requirements-ocp.html ... View more

Hello @MSabry  This seems to be an issue with the package version, you will need to have the python-psycopg2 version less than 2.8.5. Please check the current version of the same and downgrade if required rpm -qa | grep -i python-psycopg2 Similarly, you will need to ensure that the correct repo is enabled which provides those missing packages such as mod_ssl,openssl-devel etc once the repo is enabled yum will be able to install those packages ... View more