support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: COLON-separated list of patterns to use to find DNs for group entities in this directory. Use %s where the actual group name is to be substituted for. For example: CN=%s,CN=Groups,DC=subdomain, DC=domain COLON-separated list of patterns to use to find DNs for users in this directory. Use %s where the actual group name is to be substituted for. For example: CN=%s,CN=Users,DC=subdomain,D C=domain

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: on Kubernetes Connect If you do not use Service or HostNetwork to get the IP address of the node where Kyuubi deployed. You should connect like: kubectl exec -it kyuubi-example -- /bin/bash ${KYUUBI_HOME}/bin/beeline node. As using HostNetwork, port means kyuubi containerPort and hostname means hostname of node where Kyuubi deployed. TODO Kyuubi will provide other connection methods in the future, like Ingress,

support licenses: a bunch of licenses included. jars: packages needed by the Kyuubi server. logs: where the logs of the Kyuubi server locates. pid: stores the PID file of the Kyuubi server instance. work: COLON-separated list of patterns to use to find DNs for group entities in this directory. Use %s where the actual group name is to be substituted for. For example: CN=%s,CN=Groups,DC=subdomain, DC=domain COLON-separated list of patterns to use to find DNs for users in this directory. Use %s where the actual group name is to be substituted for. For example: CN=%s,CN=Users,DC=subdomain,D C=domain