yanghua commented on issue #32:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-kyuubi/issues/32#issuecomment-897410607


   Hi @iodone Thank you for sharing and analyzing the pros and cons of 
different solutions, and for your in-depth thinking.
   
   @pan3793 has already given answers to some points(We can continue to discuss 
this). I give some personal views on these two designs from a macro perspective.
   
   On the whole, I personally prefer the **solution 1** you proposed. The 
existing [design 
documents](https://github.com/apache/incubator-kyuubi/discussions/917) are also 
based on this architecture.
   
   Because it reuses and complies with Kyuubi's overall design and abstraction. 
Regarding the REST service, I think Kyuubi Server did not just act as a proxy 
forwarding layer similar to Solution 2 before Spark Engine. It should shield 
end users from direct dependence on the engine layer(relying on the interfaces 
exposed by the unique features of a single-engine is also regarded as a direct 
dependency in a sense.), and at the same time prepare to support multiple 
engines for the bottom layer in terms of architecture design.
   
   And if we implement it based on Solution 2, although it has a proxy layer 
hosted in the Kyuubi server, it seems that it is strongly related to the engine 
in terms of interface, if we want to provide sufficient flexibility (correct 
me, if I am wrong). So, if we support another at the Engine layer, this 
approach seems to be a chimney rather than decoupling layer by layer.
   
   Of course, abstraction means more basic and more universal capabilities. 
This is obviously contrary to the rich and diverse flexibility of a single 
engine. It seems that this is something that must be given up?


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