Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-05 Thread Pablo Torre
Thanks Josef and Victor. It is working. Thanks! 2015-11-04 12:36 GMT+01:00 Josef A. Habdank : > It worked for me. > > I have put a small help, which I might post to some blog at some point > (how to setup S3 access for Zeppelin on EMR): > > To have default EMR instance with Zeppelin store notebo

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-04 Thread Josef A. Habdank
It worked for me. I have put a small help, which I might post to some blog at some point (how to setup S3 access for Zeppelin on EMR): To have default EMR instance with Zeppelin store notebooks in S3 # in S3 create the following bucket: /my-bucket-name/zeppelin/notebook/ # edit the /etc/zeppel

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-04 Thread Pablo Torre
Thanks Victor, I appreciate your help, I will give a try. 2015-11-04 12:11 GMT+01:00 Victor Manuel Garcia : > yes, the username is the same in zeppelin-site.xml and the bucket you need > specify only the name. > > 2015-11-04 12:03 GMT+01:00 Pablo Torre : > >> Ok, because I am trying to test it

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-04 Thread Victor Manuel Garcia
yes, the username is the same in zeppelin-site.xml and the bucket you need specify only the name. 2015-11-04 12:03 GMT+01:00 Pablo Torre : > Ok, because I am trying to test it from my localhost using a bucket in > Amazon S3. So if I am right I need to set up those two environment > variables in m

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-04 Thread Pablo Torre
Ok, because I am trying to test it from my localhost using a bucket in Amazon S3. So if I am right I need to set up those two environment variables in my localhost: ENV AWS_ACCESS_KEY=key ENV AWS_SECRET_KEY=secret The other question that I have is about those two variables: export ZEPPELIN_NOTEB

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-04 Thread Victor Manuel Garcia
Hi Pablo, Yes, you need the AWS environment variables o credentials file in .aws folder in your home... 2015-11-04 11:34 GMT+01:00 Pablo Torre : > Hi Victor, > > Taking a look at your suggestion, I was wondering if we need to export the > AWS Credentials. > > Best, > Pablo > > 2015-11-03 10:4

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-04 Thread Pablo Torre
Hi Victor, Taking a look at your suggestion, I was wondering if we need to export the AWS Credentials. Best, Pablo 2015-11-03 10:46 GMT+01:00 Victor Manuel Garcia : > Hi Josef, > For use S3 you need: > > Folder structure needs S3: > bucket/username/notebook/ > > set the enviroment variable:

Re: How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-03 Thread Victor Manuel Garcia
Hi Josef, For use S3 you need: Folder structure needs S3: bucket/username/notebook/ set the enviroment variable: export ZEPPELIN_NOTEBOOK_S3_BUCKET=bucket export ZEPPELIN_NOTEBOOK_S3_USER=username and in zeppelin-site.xml:

How to store Notebooks in S3

2015-11-03 Thread Josef A. Habdank
Hello, on the presentation on Spark Summit Amsterdam Moon showcased that it is possible to change a location of the storage of the notebooks to S3 (so they are not stored locally on the zeppelin machine). I am running a standard Amazon EMR cluster with Zeppelin 0.6 SNAPSHOT (default Amazon instal