SQuirreL SQL Client, etc, to operate with Kyuubi server concurrently. The SPA policy makes sure 1) a user account can only get computing resource with managed ACLs, e.g. Queue Access Control Lists, from cluster cluster managers, e.g. Apache Hadoop YARN, Kubernetes (K8s) to create the Spark application; 2) a user account can only access data and metadata from a storage system, e.g. Apache Hadoop HDFS, with permissions 7 by Apache Hive 0: jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/> In this case, the session will create for the user named ‘anonymous’. Kyuubi will create a Spark SQL engine application using kyuubi-spark-sql-engine-

SQuirreL SQL Client, etc, to operate with Kyuubi server concurrently. The SPA policy makes sure 1) a user account can only get computing resource with managed ACLs, e.g. Queue Access Control Lists, from cluster cluster managers, e.g. Apache Hadoop YARN, Kubernetes (K8s) to create the Spark application; 2) a user account can only access data and metadata from a storage system, e.g. Apache Hadoop HDFS, with permissions 7 by Apache Hive 0: jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/> In this case, the session will create for the user named ‘anonymous’. Kyuubi will create a Spark SQL engine application using kyuubi-spark-sql-engine-

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the

users to gain insight from the data universe and optimize data pipelines. It enables: • The same user experience as an RDBMS using familiar SQL for various workloads. • Extensive and secure data access you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL. The case below open a session for user named apache. $ bin/beeline -u 'jdbc:hive2://localhost:10009/' -n apache Note: Use –help to display Engines are launched by the server automatically without end users’ attention. If you use the same user in the above case to create another connection, the engine will be reused. You may notice that the