GitHub user purteppers added a comment to the discussion: HTTP ERROR 503 Service Unavailable
Interesting, this is the second time I've installed on Alma and I had the same issue both times. The password doesn't matter since this is a test environment. Here is the output from the commands above: ``` [root@cloudstack ~]# egrep 'secret|password' /etc/cloudstack/management/db.properties db.cloud.password=5du7Ehd3BEG#Nn # Connection URI to the database "cloud". When this property is set, only the following properties will be used along with it: db.cloud.maxActive, db.cloud.maxIdle, db.cloud.maxWait, db.cloud.username, db.cloud.password, db.cloud.driver, db.cloud.validationQuery, db.cloud.isolation.level. Other properties will be ignored. db.cloud.encrypt.secret=5du7Ehd3BEG#Nn db.usage.password=5du7Ehd3BEG#Nn # Connection URI to the database "usage". When this property is set, only the following properties will be used along with it: db.usage.maxActive, db.cloud.maxIdle, db.cloud.maxWait, db.usage.username, db.usage.password, db.usage.driver, db.usage.validationQuery, db.usage.isolation.level. Other properties will be ignored. db.simulator.password=cloud [root@cloudstack ~]# cat /etc/cloudstack/management/key password [root@cloudstack ~]# egrep 'c.c.u.c.CloudStackEncryptor|c.c.u.Database' /var/log/cloudstack/management/management-server.log [root@cloudstack ~]# ``` I did deviate from the original instructions by manually installing JDK 17 and then using `alternatives --config java` to switch to 17 since the alma package installed java 11 and the instructions said 4.19.2 required 17. I installed mysql using the command `dnf install mysql-server' GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/discussions/9880#discussioncomment-11114819 ---- This is an automatically sent email for users@cloudstack.apache.org. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: users-unsubscr...@cloudstack.apache.org
