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Network File System (NFS) must be mounted on compute nodes.
Python version 3.6.8 must be installed.
The Kyvos Manager OS commands must be installed. The OS commands are utilized by Kyvos Manager and Kyvos. Therefore, these commands must be present on all cluster nodes.
Required permissions.
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Download the setup. After downloading, untar it, and then start Kyvos manager.
Select Kyvos platform as OnPrem.
Select Compute Cluster Type as Kyvos Native in Ecosystem.
Select HTTP in the Security tab.
Uncheck the Use YARN checkbox in the Kyvos tab of the installer page.
Select Local as the value for the Default Cuboid Replication Type dropdown in the Kyvos tab of the installer page.
The Summary tab page displays all the settings completed so far. Collapse or expand the Cluster, Hadoop, Security, or Kyvos areas to hide or view the corresponding details.
Creating connection
To create no Hadoop and no Spark connection, perform the following steps.
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Select WAREHOUSE as Category value.
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Select GENERIC as Provider value.
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Provide "com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver" in the driver class field.
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Provide the URL, username, and password.
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Provide JDBC as value in Spark Read Method field.
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Add a new property by clicking the Properties link.
Enter property’s name as kyvos.connection.isRead
Enter its value as True.
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After you finish configuring the settings using the table shown below the screenshot, click the Test button from the top left to validate the connection settings.
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Note In case of No Hadoop No Spark deployments, data reading is supported via MSSQL and Postgres. To create connection for MSSQL warehouse, see the Working with MSSQL Warehouse Connection section. |