Hi @William Prendergast, Yes, that feature is removed from the 2.x line, at least not in the UI. I will create a feature request to implement it again. As a workaround you can use the CLI to deploy in multiple subnets. You have to configure your infrastructure as before, subnets in different availability zones. On the UI before the last step of cluster creation there's a button "SHOW CLI COMMAND", you have to follow the instructions here. Copy the json, save it in a template file and modify the field "subnetId", extend the list with comma separated subnet ids ("subnetId": "subnet-xxxxxxxx,subnet-yyyyyyyy") and run the command. ... View more

@Benjamin Leroux, which version of Cloudbreak you are using? Before version 2.4.0 we had a certificate generation issue, so newer browsers won't handle them. ... View more

Hi @Benjamin Leroux, Cloudbreak is using self-signed certificates, so this error message is not about some real threat. ... View more

@Sudakshina Sarkar You can't manage an existing cluster with Cloudbreak. You can create new clusters based on blueprints and don't have to provide ambari url for cluster creation. Cloudbreak installs Ambari and provides the link to Ambari to you. ... View more

Hi @Sudakshina Sarkar, If you have created the cluster with Cloudbreak you can enable the Cloudbreak auto scaling feature for the cluster, which is based on Ambari. If the cluster is not created with Cloudbreak you can't configure Cloudbreak to be able to manage it. ... View more

@Mathieu Perochon , if you have a contact to a Hortonworks Solution Engineer, please contact him, and we will be able to look into your issue more deeply ... View more

@Mathieu Perochon, no, project name is in Keystone v3, tenant is in Keystone v2, I don't think you can mix these two concept. ... View more

@Mathieu Perochon , please double check the tenant name in you credential. Which version of OpenStack do you using? Please check the version in the list of supported OpenStack versions. ... View more

Could you try to make your image public? In your OpenStack credential which version of keystone (v2, v3) did you use? ... View more

Could you check the difference between these images and your 'test-cdb' image? ... View more

In the Cloudbreak log all the images should be logged Cloudbreak could found in OpenStack. Could you please grep the log for "Found image:" and check the image names Cloudbreak found? ... View more

'owner' is your Cloudbreak user id, it shouldn't match the OpenStack ID ... View more

Could you please attach the log of Cloudbreak? ... View more

Hi @Mathieu Perochon, Which Cloudbreak version are you using? If you are using <=1.16.x version, you could try modifying os-images.yml openstack: default: test-cdb After modifying the yml file you have to restart Cloudbreak cbd restart ... View more

Hi @fnu rasool, In HDCloud you can't modify the blueprints to add Solr. Instead of using HDCloud you may try Cloudbreak and create your own blueprints with Solr. (HDCloud is using Cloudbreak behind the scenes) ... View more

Hi @Andy Kelly, Did you change only the volume count or also the volume type? Could you attach the two request jsons? ... View more

Hi @William Prendergast, From Cloudbreak 1.4 you can create a network resource that is connected to multiple subnets and subnets could be in different availability zones. Under 'manage networks' choose 'Use an existing subnet in an existing VPC' and in the 'Subnet Identifier' field you can put a comma separated list of subnets (e.g. 'subnet-qwer1234,subnet-qwer4321') ... View more

Hi @Yaron Idan, Currently Cloudbreak doesn't support reusing EBS volumes. You could use s3 as a storage. In this case you have to configure it in the blueprint and Cloudbreak UI has an advanced option "Seamless S3 Access". ... View more

Could you check your VPC settings on the AWS console that "DNS hostnames" and "DNS resolution" are switched to "yes"? ... View more