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My expertise is not in hadoop but rather online communities, support and social media. Interests include: photography, travel, movies and watching sports.
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09-25-2019
05:07 AM
1 Kudo
Done, thanks
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09-23-2019
06:54 AM
Just note for HDP version - 3.1 , the spark version is - Apache Spark 2.3.2 and not 2.4
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09-17-2019
02:01 PM
1 Kudo
I am happy to see you sorted this out. The community has a responsive design so it adjusts based on the size of the window it is in. At a certain point the menu items collapse into a pull down on the upper left side of the page like you would see on a mobile device. Click on the three bars and the pull down appears, select community and then "ask a question is at the bottom of the list.
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09-06-2019
08:59 AM
Thank you for asking @Iyounghun. I will send you a private message to discuss further
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08-22-2019
11:07 AM
Thanks, i didn't realized i am not actually logged at the moment
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08-22-2019
07:56 AM
@Manoj690 There is no need to close a thread after you have solved your issue. Simply mark the appropriate reply as the solution, as it will make it easier for others to find the answer in the future.
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08-21-2019
12:31 PM
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08-21-2019
08:54 AM
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Community profiles are a good way for members learn more about each other. Members can also find links to posts they have interacted with as well as their badges, friends and other information. In this blog post we will explore what information can be seen when viewing another member's profile and your own profile.
Navigating to a profile page
There are a few ways to access profile pages.
Accessing your own profile page
The fastest way to view your profile is to click on your community avatar and then on the "My Profile" link.
Accessing someone else's profile page
When viewing posts from another member, hover over their name or avatar and you will see a pop-up window appear with more information on the user. Click on the view profile button in the window to access the member's profile page.
Viewing Another Member's Profile
Below are the types of information you will see when viewing another member's profile page. As members have the ability to control who can see their private information (name, about, social media links, etc.) some of the information can be hidden from view. See our blog post "How do I update my personal settings and privacy?" for more information on these settings.
Badges
Near the top of your profile page will be a sample of the most recent badges you have earned on the community. Clicking on "Show All" will open a new page showing all the badges you have earned as well as ones you have not earned yet. To read more about Badges, see this blog post.
About
The about area surfaces quick information about a member including basic metrics on their community activity, biography and social media links if they chose to make them public.
Accepted Solutions
Sometimes questions come up multiple times in the community. In this area, members can view their replies that were accepted as a solution. This will make it easier to find solutions you wrote previously that can help on a new question.
Topics you have participated in
Members will be able to see topics have replied to or created. This includes questions, community articles, code repositories and blogs.
Contact me
Here you will see a member's online status, last visit date as well as options to private message them (depends on their settings), ignore their posts or add them as a friend.
My Friends
Your friends on the community are those you would like to follow and who you also want to allow to know more about you (depending on your personal settings). This area provides a list of people who a member has added as a friend.
Photos
This area provides members with a list of all the photos they have uploaded to the community. Clicking on the view all photos options provides an expanded view of all images and albums.
Public Statistics
Here you will find more information about a member's activity, name and location (depends on their settings).
Viewing Your Profile
Viewing your own profile adds additional information that is hidden from other members. For former HCC members this might also be the first place you notice your community nickname. To request a community nickname change Email the community team or send a Private Message to @cjervis. Note: there is a 15 character limit on usernames.
Autosaved Drafts
The community platform automatically saves your content as you create it. If you leave the posting page before submitting your post you can find the saved version on your profile. You can also delete your saved drafts here as well.
Private statistics
This area displays statistics about your activity in the community and is not publicly viewable.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Community Team or comment below if you have questions.
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08-18-2019
07:37 AM
Thank you for reaching out. This morning, we published a new blog post about personal settings and privacy.
The short part I'll draw your attention to is this:
By default, nickname, or user name, appears whenever you post or send private messages. This allows members who wish to not be identified by their real name to choose a community nickname and help them feel more comfortable participating.
Showing the nickname by a member's post is a common practice on communities. That being said, I understand your desire to change the nickname and will reach out to you via private message to discuss this further.
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