You could probably use dedication, i.e. dedicate first cluster to the ROOT
domain (or other domain where your accounts/users are), so all resources
(VMs actually) will be by default created on this cluster which is
dedicated to the domain.
Other cluster, you make public (i.e. NOT dedicated) - and
Hello.
In my current project, I would need to make Cloudstack have a strong
preference for a host/cluster to be applied (specific scenario: hybrid
cloud that would use local cluster as primary host, with emergency
switchover to external cluster in case of issue).
However, looking at the
