Hi @Sanaz Janbakhsh You could probably achieve that by combining processors. Use the Tika-based processor to extract everything from the pdf in txt form, and then use another processor (ExtractText with RegEx to find your content for example) to extract the specific text you want, and decide what to do with that content from there. ... View more

Hi @Shota Akhalaia Most of the deployments I have been involved with has seen these services be installed on bare metal machines also as a lot of organizations tend to do HDP and HDF together, but, I think these should be ok to virtualize as well. ... View more

Hi @John Koop I saw the screenshots, screenshot #1 looks good. Once you are there, can you access Ambari on http://127.0.0.1:8080 ? If so, you can start the tutorials, the welcome page on port 8888 is not really mandatory. ... View more

Hi @John Koop On your local laptop, you can use a text editor add an entry to your hosts file (/etc/hosts if you are using a *nix or Mac machine) that looks like the following: 127.0.0.1 sandbox.hortonworks.com sandbox This allows your local laptop/PC to resolve "sandbox.hortonworks.com" in a browser to the IP address for your local host of 127.0.0.1. When you import the appliance to VirtualBox, you can start the VM and as you have already noted, boot into the third option for Linux OS's to start the Hortonworks Sandbox Software. When the software boots, you should see a screen that advises you to go to the start page of http://127.0.0.1:8888 or http://sandbox.hortonworks.com:8888 This start page contains some introduction material, as well as links to other areas like Ambari (http://sandbox.hortonworks.com:8080). You should be able to follow the tutorial once you are booted into the corrected OS (third one), and able to bring the screens in a browser. ... View more