Gluten Gluten is a Spark plugin developed by Intel, designed to accelerate Apache Spark with native libraries. Currently, only CentOS 7/8 and Ubuntu 20.04/22.04, along with Spark 3.2/3.3/3.4, are supported supported. Users can employ the following methods to utilize the Gluten with Velox native libraries. Building(with velox Backend) Build gluten velox backend package Git clone gluten project, use gluten build DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar

io/gluten/] is a Spark plugin developed by Intel, designed to accelerate Apache Spark with native libraries. Currently, only CentOS 7/8 and Ubuntu 20.04/22.04, along with Spark 3.2/3.3/3.4, are supported supported. Users can employ the following methods to utilize the Gluten with Velox native libraries. Building(with velox Backend) Build gluten velox backend package Git clone gluten project, use gluten build DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s classpath through its Global libraries preference. As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Flink Table Store, HBaseCassandra, etc. We also provide

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Apache Paimon (Incubating), HBaseCassandra, etc. We also

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Flink Table Store, HBaseCassandra, etc. We also provide

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Apache Paimon (Incubating), HBaseCassandra, etc. We also

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Apache Paimon (Incubating), HBaseCassandra, etc. We also

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Flink Table Store, HBaseCassandra, etc. We also provide

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Flink Table Store, HBaseCassandra, etc. We also provide

DBeaver as an example. We can add files to DBeaver’s class- path through its Global libraries preference.As Global libraries only accepts jar files, you should package core-site.xml into a jar file. $ jar JDBC Driver Libraries. • The Driver or DataSource class - Registering the Driver Class. • The connection URL for the driver - Building the Connection URL Referencing the JDBC Driver Libraries Before you supported, such as parquet, orc, json, etc. Alsoit can easily integrate with other third-party libraries, such as Hudi, Iceberg, Delta Lake, Kudu, Flink Table Store, HBaseCassandra, etc. We also provide