@Rekha Goverthanam No problem, feel free to accept the answer to mark this topic as solved ... View more

@Rekha Goverthanam If you're using git to store your notebooks, I do not see a reason why you would want to only pull a specific notebook. I suggest simply working with the entire notebooks repository (so pulling the entire repository, then try to find the notebook by looping into the different folders and reading note.json to find the "name" attribute) The issue with this is that the attribute "name" is not unique, unlike the "id". ... View more

@Rekha Goverthanam The name of the folder in the notebooks repo is the same as the identifier of the notebook from the Zeppelin URL. Example: The notebook https://myzeppelin:9996/#/notebook/2E6SDWZNN is stored in ../notebooks/2E6SDWZNN/note.json Best regards, Damien. ... View more

Hi @John Tan, The easiest way to export a single Zeppelin notebook to a script file is to simply copy paste the content of each cell to the file (and structure it depending of the language ofc). You can also write your own parser to deal with the .json notebook, but it's probably a bigger effort than just copy pasting for a single/few notebooks. You can schedule a spark-submit using Oozie. You can also use Zeppelin cron in order to schedule notebooks directly from Zeppelin interface (see here) Regards, Damien. ... View more

Hi @Senthilnathan Jegadeeswara, I assume the file you're trying to submit is located in your home. Can you try to open the file with it's name relative to your home instead of using SparkFiles ? For example: (if the file is located at the root of your home) with open('ETLConfig.json') as configFile: configDict = json.load(configFile) Best regards, Damien. ... View more