Here are some highlights from the month of December on the Cloudera Community.   Community activity:    506 new support questions  32 new community articles  943 new members   Top Label views:   Apache Hive Apache Spark Apache Hadoop   Top Solution Authors    Links to the   Top Solution Authors leaderboard   as well as others can be found on our   Leaderboards and Badges page. We would like to recognize the below community members and employees for their efforts over the month of December to provide community solutions.    Rank Community Member Solutions   Rank Employee Solutions #1 @Shelton  8   #1 @MattWho  20 #2 @stevenmatison  7   #2 @jsensharma  8 #3 @sagarshimpi 2   #3 @EricL  2 #3 @rvillanueva  2   #4 @senthh  2 Topics Needing Answers   Here are a sample of the community questions that have not received a reply: Ambari Spark2 installation failed on Ubuntu 16.04 with RuntimeError: Spark 2.4 on CDH 5.13.1 Spark submit to kafka not working Spark failed to get database default; Hive services are 'OK' 'HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request Connection: close' when accessing HBase on Kerberized Thrift Server Please feel free to jump in and share your expertise to answer open questions. Also be sure to bookmark the unanswered question page to find additional open questions.    This Month's Tip: Accepting Solutions Accepted solutions indicate that a reply has helped solve a community member's question. Accepting a solution adds indicators to the question and answer to assist others to quickly find possible resolutions when they face a similar issue. Accepting a solution also adds to the reputation of the solution author on the community.    To accept a solution click on the Accept as Solution button below the reply that solves your question on the community.  Note: Accepting a reply as the solution can only be performed by the author of the question thread or moderators.    When a member marks a reply as an accepted solution: A "Solved" icon appears next to the original post  A Go to Solution link is displayed in the original post to go directly to the solution. The background for the solution change to a distinctive color for easy location. The post is elevated in search results If you accidentally mark the wrong reply, simply click on the option menu for the reply (three dots) and click on the "Not the Solution" option.     ... View more

 Here are some highlights from the month of November on the Cloudera Community.   Community activity:    589 new support questions  18 new community articles  1070 new members   Top tag views:   Data Processing Hive Data Ingestion & Streaming   Top Solution Authors    Links to the   Top Solution Authors leaderboard   as well as others can be found on our   Leaderboards and Badges page. We would like to recognize the below community members and employees for their efforts over the month of November to provide community solutions.    Rank Community Member Solutions Rank Employee Solutions #1 @Shelton  27 #1 @MattWho  14 #2 @sagarshimpi  11 #2 @EricL  7 #3 @mcginnda  2 #3 @jsensharma  6 #3 @stevenmatison  2 #4 @GangWar  5 #3 @AndyAjram  2 #5 @Tim Armstrong  2 #3 @miaow  2       Topics Needing Answers   Here are a sample of the community questions that have not received a reply: Inserting data into exiting partitioned Hive table using Pig Scripts Timeline Service v2.0 and ats-hbase Spark JDBC to Read and Write from and to Hive Impala-shell connection issue with ldap Connection between HDFS docker container & NIFI docker container Please feel free to jump in and share your expertise to answer open questions. Also be sure to bookmark the unanswered question page to find additional open questions.    This Month's Tip: Reporting Spam on the Community  Spam (Unsolicited usually commercial messages) interferes with members’ ability to effectively utilize the community so it is important to remove it as quickly as possible. The community  automatically monitors new posts and flags suspect content as spam, which sends it to the spam quarantine. Community moderators review the quarantined posts to ensure no valid posts were flagged.    While the automated system catches most of the spam, sometimes things are not caught by the system. This is where the community comes in as another way to combat spam posts. If a member spots suspected spam or other inappropriate content on the community, here are the steps to report it.    Click on the options menu (signified by three vertical dots) next to the offending post . Click on the "Report Inappropriate Content" option On the next page enter a comment describing the inappropriate activity and click "Notify Moderator. Submitting the report will notify the community moderation team so the first available moderator can review the post and take the appropriate action.    ... View more