@alialghamdi I have an idea, depending on your backend Ambari database please first do a backup. We are not going to do any changes yet but validate my suspicion DB backup Assuming you are on MySQL /MariaDB mysqldump –u[user name] –p[password] [database name] > [dump file] Check cluster state select * from clusterstate; The value found above should be there in Stage table's "cluster_id" columns select stage_id, request_id, cluster_id from stage; Identify troublesome host select host_id,host_name from hosts; Assuming you got host id 3 for the troublesome host select cluster_id,component_name from hostcomponentdesiredstate where host_id=3; select cluster_id,component_name from hostcomponentstate where host_id=3; select cluster_id,service_name from hostconfigmapping where host_id=3; Share your output for all the above steps, please tokenize your hostname.domain
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