GitHub user realtonyyoung created a discussion: Help with hive+http data source
Hey all, I'm having a huge problem trying to connect Superset to a Spark Cluster using the HIve adapter. I'm trying to use a URL like this but all that ever comes back is an empty error message; not very helpful hive+http://admin:asdfa...@fusebox-session-cf778406-0bc7-4b92-9fbd-9f025d845c8d-thrift.d24f4h5g0hbtit2o55qg.cvdplucj4rec615u23cg.sites.dev.kurrent.cloud:80/;httpPath=fusebox;transportMode=http;http.header.Host=fusebox-session-cf778406-0bc7-4b92-9fbd-9f025d845c8d-thrift.d24f4h5g0hbtit2o55qg.cvdplucj4rec615u23cg.sites.dev.kurrent.cloud;SSL=0;AllowSelfSignedCertificates=1 I've also tried using this shortened one based on some docs I've been seeing; same empty, unhelpful, error: hive+http://admin:asdfa...@fusebox-session-cf778406-0bc7-4b92-9fbd-9f025d845c8d-thrift.d24f4h5g0hbtit2o55qg.cvdplucj4rec615u23cg.sites.dev.kurrent.cloud:80/ This is all running in a Docker container on Amazon Linux EC2 instance. I have verified: - The target Spark cluster is reachable from my own laptop using DBVisualizer and the Hive JDBC driver, using HTTP - My Superset_app container has PyHive and Thrift installed - There is connectivity from the Spark cluster back to the EC2 instance Is there something special I have to do because the Spark port is port 80? Do I have the wrong URL format? Something else I'm missing? Any help is appreciated! GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/superset/discussions/34404 ---- This is an automatically sent email for notifications@superset.apache.org. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: notifications-unsubscr...@superset.apache.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: notifications-unsubscr...@superset.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: notifications-h...@superset.apache.org
