figure out whether you have the permissions under the corresponding namespace. You can use following commands to create ServiceAccount. # create ServiceAccount kubectl create serviceaccount spark -n Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

Dynamically Setting All AQE related configurations are static of Spark core and unchangeable by SET commands before each SQL query. For example, SET spark.dynamicAllocation.maxExecutors=33; SELECT * FROM authentication method, we need to Create a Kerberos principal and keytab You can use the following commands in a Linux-based Kerberos environment to set up the identity and update the keytab file: The kyuubi ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration

kyuubi STATUS: deployed REVISION: 1 TEST SUITE: None NOTES: Get kyuubi expose URL by running these commands: export NODE_PORT=$(kubectl get --namespace kyuubi -o jsonpath="{.spec.ports[0]. ˓→nodePort}" is Hive specific settings in which variables can be set at session level and referenced in Hive commands or queries. --property-file= the file to read connection properties (url, driver ahead based on the OS platform.We recommend you to install the MIT Kerberos Distribution as all commands in this guide is based on it. Configure Kerberos Client Kerberos client needs a configuration