@Roman Sydorov I haven't tried but I don't see any reason why not. You can start each Flume version with the command below, just create separate conf directories and set respective classpaths in flume-env.sh. Each one can run multiple agents and each agent will run as a separate process. However, from Ambari you can start and manage only one Flume version specified by default in /etc/flume/conf. /usr/hdp/current/flume-server/bin/flume-ng agent -c /etc/flume/conf -f /etc/flume/conf/flume.conf -n agent ... View more

In your Hive table definition, it should be ... FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ... by comma not by space. Otherwise it's fine and it works, I had a few free moments and just tried on HDP-2.3.2 sandbox. Also, you may wish to remove the table header when working with real data. ... View more

Yes, you can stop Oozie and Hive, also HBase and Ranger if they are running. Then, depending on how much RAM do you have on your laptop, you can check and reduce Base Memory in your VM's Settings-->System. The default for Sandbox on Mac is 8G, not sure about Windows. If you are just after spark-shell you can also stop Ambari (ambari-server and ambari-agent). ... View more