@Farrukh Munir Hortonworks offers Hortonworks Data Cloud and Cloudbreak for such scenarios in AWS. If you would like to use HDC, you can find a reference architecture for AWS here and for Data Lake concept, here. Hope this helps! ... View more

@Aneesh Ramadoss Please note that supporting custom images and certification of custom images is the responsibility of Hortonworks Professional Services, so please contact them, if you would like to use a certified, supported image. There is an unsupported solution, though, you can enable a custom image selector in the UI with adding the following line to your Cloudbreak Profile: export CB_JAVA_OPTS=-Dcb.enable.custom.image=true After restarting Cloudbreak (cbd restart), you should see the following input field under "Configure Cluster" tab, after clicking "Show Advanced Options" custom-image.png You can enter your custom AMI there. Hope this helps! ... View more

@Mahendra More You might consider using Cloudbreak, it has the exact purpose to simplify the provisioning, management, and monitoring of HDP clusters in cloud environments, e.g. AWS. It has a CLI, with which to whole process can be automated. It supports both HDP 2.5 and 2.6 versions. Hope this helps! ... View more

@Peter Teunissen Unfortunately, this is not a supported use-case. There is a quick and dirty workaround, though: You can modify the existing user's e-mail address in the UAA db with the following command to avoid the collision: docker exec -it cbreak_uaadb_1 bash psql -U postgres UPDATE users SET username = '<EMAIL>' where username = '<EMAIL>'; After these changes, you should be able to invite the user from Cloudbreak UI. Hope this helps! ... View more

@faraon clément It turned out that you have found an issue, so I am filing a Jira ticket for that. As a workaround, you might try to get it working with HEAT (or even with Keystone V2), it should work. Hope this helps! ... View more