Hi, is there any particular reason to get “yum-utils” (and its dependency) RPM installed during the hosted-engine deployment ? I mean, why don’t we get yum-utils RPM part of the hosted-engine image ? This “yum” process, executed during the deployment, could fail (or wait forever) if the host/engine is behind a proxy — while trying to install the RPMs. I see two options: get all the required RPMs part of the hosted-engine image add the option to supply a proxy for yum during the hosted-engine setup Could this be a request for enhancement ? Thanks Simon