beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL as an infinite timeout. duration 1.6.0 kyuubi.ctl.rest.spnego.host When auth schema is spnego, need to config spnego host. string 1.6.0 Delegation Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi handler thread pool int 1.7.0 Frontend Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.frontend.advertised.host Hostname or IP of the Kyuubi server's frontend services to publish to external systems

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL as an infinite timeout. duration 1.6.0 kyuubi.ctl.rest.spnego.host When auth schema is spnego, need to config spnego host. string 1.6.0 Delegation Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi handler thread pool int 1.7.0 Frontend Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.frontend.advertised.host Hostname or IP of the Kyuubi server's frontend services to publish to external systems

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL example, the Kyuubi server started at host kyuubi.host with port 10009, you can run the following cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "10009" Kyuubi server will new Kyuubi Server, and then run cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_ ˓→SERVER}" The ${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_SERVER} can be found

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL example, the Kyuubi server started at host kyuubi.host with port 10009, you can run the following cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "10009" Kyuubi server will new Kyuubi Server, and then run cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_ ˓→SERVER}" The ${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_SERVER} can be found

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL example, the Kyuubi server started at host kyuubi.host with port 10009, you can run the following cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "10009" Kyuubi server will new Kyuubi Server, and then run cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_ ˓→SERVER}" The ${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_SERVER} can be found

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL example, the Kyuubi server started at host kyuubi.host with port 10009, you can run the following cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "10009" Kyuubi server will new Kyuubi Server, and then run cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_ ˓→SERVER}" The ${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_SERVER} can be found

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL example, the Kyuubi server started at host kyuubi.host with port 10009, you can run the following cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "10009" Kyuubi server will new Kyuubi Server, and then run cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_ ˓→SERVER}" The ${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_SERVER} can be found

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL example, the Kyuubi server started at host kyuubi.host with port 10009, you can run the following cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "10009" Kyuubi server will new Kyuubi Server, and then run cmd using bin/kyuubi-ctl: ./bin/kyuubi-ctl delete server --host "kyuubi.host" --port "${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_ ˓→SERVER}" The ${PORT_FPR_OLD_KYUUBI_SERVER} can be found

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL 1.6.0 Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.ctl.rest.spne go.host When auth schema is spnego, need to config spnego host. string 1.6.0 Delegation Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi handler thread pool int 1.7.0 Frontend Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.frontend.ad vertised.host Hostname or IP of the Kyuubi server's frontend services to publish to external systems

beeline client, enabling a similar experience to Apache Hive use cases. Open Connections Replace the host and port with the actual ones you’ve got in the step of server startup for the following JDBC URL 1.6.0 Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.ctl.rest.spne go.host When auth schema is spnego, need to config spnego host. string 1.6.0 Delegation Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi handler thread pool int 1.7.0 Frontend Key Default Meaning Type Since kyuubi.frontend.ad vertised.host Hostname or IP of the Kyuubi server's frontend services to publish to external systems