Hi Larry,
The basic premise would be to be able to open a knox shell within the notebook
as follow:
%knox
Hdfs.rm(session).file(“/path/to/file”).now()
knox host, port and credentials would need to be set in the plug-in
configuration.
This would allow directly client interaction with the clust
Hi Pierre -
Yes, Sumit has already implemented an interpreter to do that.
I am more interested in what you see as the value-add or the reason that
someone would want to use the Knox DSL instead of existing interpreters for
largely the same access.
>From a language perspective the DSL does have c
Thanks for the thoughts Larry and Sandeep.
I agree on both ideas. I do think that it would be good to be able to get
KnoxShell without having to install the gateway or having admin access.
That being said the gateway will be running somewhere and I think it is a
nice idea to be able to download it
Hi Sandeep -
Interesting thoughts on the download.
Personally, I think that we need a separate download as well.
* This is more easily turned into an RPM or docker image, etc
* The Admin UI currently requires admin credentials. It is likely to need
to be able to support non-admins as well someday
Thanks Sumit this is a great summary !
I have thoughts on #2
2. Do we need a release module for KnoxShell? How do we want to
provide the download to users?
SRM : Thinking out loud, I think it would be nice if KnoxShell has the same
version as Knox and is packed in the same distribution as Knox.
Hi Sumit -
Thanks for the check point summary and DISCUSS thread.
The summary actually sounds like we are really making some good progress -
which I knew but hadn't seen it put all together like this!
1. What are the use cases driving the Zeppelin interpreter? How is
that expected to be used and
Hey everyone,
The list of JIRAs for 0.12.0 have steadily increased over the last few
weeks. We have also had a lot of great activity and contributions
related to KIP-4 and KnoxShell improvements. I wanted to start a
discuss thread to tie things up a little bit for a reasonable
deliverable in this