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03-25-2019
02:25 PM
@Nathaniel Vala This might be of help.
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02-01-2019
03:26 PM
@Pushpak Nandi No, according to the documentation, you should create an autoscaling group with an admin user with enough rights and ensure that " AWSServiceRoleForAutoScaling " role has been created automatically. After this has succeeded your cluster create should proceed further. Hope this helps!
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01-24-2019
09:11 AM
@Pushpak Nandi According to the AWS documentation, this might be your issue: "Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling creates the AWSServiceRoleForAutoScaling service-linked role for you the first time that you create an Auto Scaling group but do not specify a different service-linked role. Make sure that you have enabled the IAM permissions that allow an IAM entity (such as a user, group, or role) to create the service-linked role. Otherwise, the automatic creation fails. For more information, see Service-Linked Role Permissions in the IAM User Guide or the information about required user permissions in this guide." Hope this helps!
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01-22-2019
02:37 PM
Hi @Anton Zadorozhniy Currently there is no such fine grained authorization implemented in Cloudbreak and regions, VPC-s and subnets are fetched on the fly from the cloud provider. What you can do is to create role based credential with a specific AWS role constrained to only specific resources (instead of "Resource": [
"*"
]) You can specify resource type level authorization permissions in Cloudbreak with the help of workspaces, resources will be shared inside a workspace. Hope this helps!
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01-16-2019
04:21 PM
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@Manu A I assume you are using Cloudbreak. If so, then the AWS tag value is validated against this pattern, which fails because the value starting with aws. The documentation shows that aws: prefix is reserved. Hope this helps!
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10-17-2018
12:22 PM
@Jakub Igla It is on the roadmap, but I cannot share an exact schedule. Do you happen to have some issues with the storage account based image burning except for it being deprecated? Thanks!
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08-28-2018
08:31 AM
@Pankaj Singh This is a two-step process currently, meaning that after successfully stopped, you will have the "Start" option to restart your cluster. https://docs.hortonworks.com/HDPDocuments/Cloudbreak/Cloudbreak-2.7.1/content/clusters-manage/index.html#restart-a-cluster Hope this helps!
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08-22-2018
11:26 AM
@Jakub Igla Your use case is perfectly valid, but unfortunately Cloudbreak does not support it yet (it is in the roadmap though) As a workaround, you can do the following: Add this fragment to the Profile export CB_JAVA_OPTS="-Dcb.arm.template.path=arm-v2.ftl" Modify the file arm-v2.ftl relevant to the version of Cloudbreak you are using with the missing "Plan" parameters Save the file on your Cloudbreak machine in the /var/lib/cloudbreak-deployment/etc directory. Restart Cloudbreak After restart has completed, all the subsequent cluster launches are to use your new, customized ARM template! Hope this helps!
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08-17-2018
03:56 PM
@sunile.manjee That tutorial is not 100% correct, you can set fine grained RWX ACL permissions for your application to the files and folders of your ADLS account, as documented here and setting those properly should be enough to work with your ADLS account without granting the application any roles. Hope this helps!
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08-15-2018
11:34 AM
@sunile.manjee In the Cloudbreak 2.x versions, there is no account management yet, so you cannot change the password of an already existing user You can create another admin user though following the steps: https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/178744/add-additional-users-to-cloudbreak-ui-24.html @Jonathan Sneep, you are referring to the Cloudbreak 1.16.x version. Hope this helps!
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