@Jorge de la peña Have you checked the log files? Btw, if you can upgrade to Spark 1.6.0, then you should do it. ... View more

@Bidyut B unless you use hue there is no other UI to execute Oozie wf. You need to use she'll to submit them. ... View more

@vbhoomireddy are you still having issues with this? Can you accept the best answer or provide your own solution? ... View more

Thanks @vshukla Timely news! Got it working now. Kind regards ... View more

@Sai ram See this https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/301/using-nfs-with-ambari-21.html ... View more

Thanks @Neeraj Sabharwal Its working fine. ... View more

@Guilherme Braccialli yes but this is from official source! ... View more

@Roberto Sancho This is helpful for future reference. https://gist.github.com/randerzander/5b7b0e075e59f87d3c84 Thanks @Randy Gelhausen ... View more

Hi @Sai ram , looks like you are using Ranger and you do not have a Ranger-HDFS-policy which allows the user hive to write to "/flume" On the one hand, the solution from @Neeraj Sabharwal is granting permissions on HDFS level and solves your problem, on the other hand, if you want to go with Ranger I'd recommend to create/adjust Ranger-HDFS-policies for certain folders/users (and do a, at least, chmod 700 on HDFS level itself to prevent accessing folders/files "by accident") ... View more

Hi @mkataria , sure, I'll try my best. First click on service 'HDFS' in Ambari, then In the next dialog, create one config-group per Nodemanager , provide a corresponding name and assign that node to that config group Then get back to the "general" HDFS config page (picture 1), select a config group and adjust the log destination for that particular Nodemanager-node (==config-group). ...and restart HDFS 😉 Regards, Gerd ... View more