How Apache Zeppelin runs a paragraph

Hello devs and users, I've submitted a post into Apache Zeppelin Stories on medium.com: https://medium.com/apache-zeppelin-stories/how-apache-zeppelin-runs-a-paragraph-783a0a612ba9#.x9ym8fovv I hope all users and contributors understand Apache Zeppelin deeply. Regards, Jongyoul -- 이종열, Jongyou

Re: Livy with 0.6.0

Hi Herman, Thanks for sharing your issue :) Actually I have no idea how we can get REPL output with Livy interpreter, but the *printREPLOutput* property is implemented only for Spark interpreter[1] in the Zeppelin side. So it won't be available in Livy interpreter. [1] https://github.com/apache/z

Re: How Apache Zeppelin runs a paragraph

Hello Jongyoul Excellent write up to demystify the execution life-cycle of a paragraph. There is a small typo in the blog: "At last, it has two words separated by comma, *getInterpreter* handles it as “%{group_name}.{interpreter_name}”" Instead of comma, shouldn't it be DOT (.) ? There is also

Re: How Apache Zeppelin runs a paragraph

Hello DuyHai, Thanks for the fixing the typo. I've fixed it. Concerning the debugging, I think writing posts or updating wiki would be better. I'm willing to write a simple post for that remote debugging. On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 5:53 PM, DuyHai Doan wrote: > Hello Jongyoul > > Excellent write u

Zeppelin 0.6.1 not connecting to Spark 2.0 on Windows

Hi all, Hope this is the right forum to ask about this issue I am facing. I am trying to setup Zeppelin 0.6.1 to with a local Spark 2.0 instance on my Windows laptop. When I trying running a simple Scala statement *val a = 1 *the interpreter errors out and I am getting the java stack trace provide

User specific interpreter

Hi all, Can we create user specific interpreters? Like I want to create phoenix jdbc interpreter only for admin user. I am using branch 0.6.2. And question regarding 1. release date for branch 7 so that we can demo for Helium 2.Multiuser implementation roadmap? T

Re: User specific interpreter

Hi, Can you share your idea in more details? If you want to new interpreter setting with existing interpreter, it's very simple. You can go to the inteterpreter tab and create new one with different name. Unfortunately, others can see that new setting and use it. About Multiuser implementation, th

RE: User specific interpreter

Hi Jongyoul, Thanks for your quick response. I created an interpreter as same phoenix which works with multi-tenant concept. So only user with their specific tenant_id can access their data. But for admin user need another phoenix interpreter who can access the

Re: User specific interpreter

Hi Vikash, I'm also considering passing some tenancies into interpreter. it would be helpful but we should think of mix of those two cases like you. Do you have any idea to handle them nicely? On Wed, Oct 5, 2016 at 3:16 PM, Vikash Kumar wrote: > Hi Jongyoul, > > Thanks for your