Creating a Cluster on AWS
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Image settings

The options on the Image Settings page of the advanced create cluster wizard allow you to select custom image settings.

By default, Cloudbreak uses the prewarmed image from the image catalog provided with Cloudbreak.

Choose image catalog

By default, Cloudbreak uses the image catalog provided with Cloudbreak. If you would like to use a custom image catalog instead of the default image catalog, you must first create and register it. For complete instructions, refer to Custom images.

Choose image type

By default, Cloudbreak uses the included prewarmed images with default Ambari and HDP/HDF version, but you can select a different prewarmed or base image to use for your cluster. Cloudbreak supports the following types of images for launching clusters:

Image type Description Default images provided Support for custom images
Prewarmed Image By default, Cloudbreak launches clusters from prewarmed images. Prewarmed images include the operating system as well as Ambari and HDP/HDF. The Ambari and HDP/HDF version used by prewarmed images cannot be customized. Yes No
Base Image Base images include default configuration and default tooling. These images include the operating system but do not include Ambari or HDP/HDF software. If you would like to use an Ambari and HDP/HDF versions different than what the prewarmed image includes, you must select to use a base image. Yes Yes

By default, Cloudbreak uses the included default prewarmed images, which include the operating system, as well as Ambari and HDP/HDF packages installed.

Note
Note

If you would like to use an Ambari and HDP/HDF versions different than what the prewarmed image includes, you must select to use a base image.

Choose image

This option allows you to select a different prewarmed or base image (default - if available - or from your custom image catalog).

Note
Note

If you are trying to customize Ambari and HDP/HDF versions, you can ignore the Choose Image option; in this case the default base image can be used.