Hi @prarthana basgod, There's no way to synchronize the change back to Cloudbreak. You have to create a new credential with the new settings. ... View more

hi @dbalasundaran, stack list stack select --id ... cluster show # This will give you a blueprintId blueprint show --id ... ... View more

Hi @Sunile Manjee, Cloudbreak doesn't support HDF yet. You can create a cluster with Cloudbreak, manually install the HDF stack and create the NiFi service. ... View more

Hi @mliem, From Cloudbreak version 1.4 we don't use cbgateway node. It's function was running Ambari, in newer versions of Cloudbreak one designated hostgroup - with one node - will be the Ambari server node. You can configure it when you start a cluster (under 'Choose Blueprint' tab). ... View more

Hi @mliem, 1. The short answer is that we can't change the os. Longer one: you could create a custom Cloudbreak image based on ubuntu, but it's not advised and not supported. 2. From Cloudbreak version 1.4 you can choose 'Throughput Optimized HDD ( st1 )' under 'manage templates' 3. Changing the blueprint is recommended, but it won't change already running instances ... View more

Hi, duplicate of this, because HDP-AWS is using Cloudbreak ... View more

Hi @Shin So, The problem is that your resources (network, template) are assigned to a platform 'ynw-dev' and I guess that your credential is not part of this platform. Please create a new credential and select the same platform. ... View more