Hello all, after having setup cloudstack following Rohits fab guide here:
https://rohityadav.cloud/blog/cloudstack-kvm/
I realise I may have followed the guide a little too closely.

When setting up cloudstack management I entered:
cloudstack-setup-databases cloud:cloud@localhost
--deploy-as=root:RootPassword -i 10.25.x.x

Unfortunately now anyone can type: mysql -u cloud -h 10.25.x.x -p
and when they type cloud for the password, they have mysql access!

So how do I change the existing mysql password which is 'cloud' to a more
secure password,
whilst at the same time not losing access to the management server and all
the existing configs for zone, hosts and instances etc?
Obviously I don't want to start again, but just secure what we have already
set up.

Thanks, Jim

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