@Sandeep Nemuri To which question you answered? Who accepted your answer as the best answer? The question is ambiguous and your response is at most a comment ... Useless. ... View more

@Connor O'Neal This would be somehow operationally challenging to achieve since Superset seems to be included with HDP. If you use HDP 2.6.1 and HDF 3.0 you should be able to use a single Ambari instance for both as such you could collocate those services in a single node. ... View more

@Jeremy Hansen Happy that you got a new shot at it 🙂 If the response was helpful, please vote and accept @Constantin Stanca response ... View more

@Constantin Stanca Thanks. Can't wait. ... View more

@dvt isoft Custom SerDes are always a last resort. Hive expects UTF-8 data. If the encoding is, say, ISO/IEC 8859-1, you will need to either convert the data, however starting with Hive 0.14 you can use the feature added in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-7142. I believe that for French is FR. See below an example for GBK CREATE TABLE person(id INT, name STRING, desc STRING)ROW FORMAT SERDE 'org.apache.hadoop.hive.serde2.lazy.LazySimpleSerDe' WITH SERDEPROPERTIES("serialization.encoding"='GBK'); ... View more

@CriCL I am not sure why wouldn't you be able to create your layout with any of the notebooks, e.g. Zeppelin, iPython or Jupyter and print to output to PDF use a PDFWriter driver to print to, for example. Also, you can use the BI of your choice as long as it can use JDBC or ODBC access to Hive or Phoenix for HBase, for example. You could also point R Studio to Hive and you can render your report to PDF using markup available in R. When you say "I want to create my own layouts" could you be more specific ... What is missing? ... View more

@Randy Gelhausen, thank you for the link. I added that to my favorites!:) @Constantin Stanca Thank you so much for your updated response. It provided valuable reasoning and advice and helped me to read easier Wes' article. ... View more