Hi Big Data Explorers,
The Hue Team is glad to thanks all the contributors and release Hue 4.1!
The focus of this release was to keep making progress on the modernization and simplification of the Hue 4 UI without introducing any major feature. The SQL editor is smarter and the ground for better speed and visualizations was prepared (coming in the next release). This release is more of a “quality/transition” with 900 commits and 250+ bug fixes! Go grab the tarball and give it a spin!
Here is a list of the main improvements. For all the changes, check out the release notes and for a quick try open-up demo.gethue.com.
Summary
Quality release
- Continued effort of Hue 4 unified interface
- 900+ commits
SQL improvements
- Stability
- Risk alert fix suggestions
Security
- Kerberos Mutual Auth issue fixed
SQL
Impala stability investigations
SQL Parser update 100% of Impala grammar, 90% Hive.
Links available in record explorer
Variables can now have default values
Query optimization recommendations
Risk alerts and popular values improvements: suggestions on how to fix the alerts
Auto upload of DDL
Speed, more obvious, top right
Universal Search
Top search UX
Simplification, follow-up on Search and Tagging
Listing of Hue documents is enriched with Tables data via Navigator
Sentry HA
Support for out of the box support of Apache Sentry HA
Sentry is used in:
- Sentry / Security App (SQL, Solr)
- Applying Table privileges in Navigator searches and NavOpt popular values
- Future showing of DROP/CREATE actions availability in UI
Mutual Authentication
Kerberos related HUE-7127
When calls from different Threads to services on the same hosts
Solr Collection Browser
UI/UX revamp
Integrated with Importer Wizard
Preparing scalable Morphline indexer integration
Interface
Home can be set as starred app
Easier sharing directly via the Editor or Dashboard
Onwards!
As usual thank you to all the project contributors and for sending feedback and participating on the hue-user list or @gethue!
p.s.: in case the Dropbox link doesn’t work on the network you are currently in, here’s a mirror of the release.
10 Comments
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Hi,
the tarball download link seems to be exactly the same as for version 4.0. 1. Is this the right link/file?
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Sorry, the links are fixed now!
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Hi Hue Team,
Could you share the tarball other than DROPBOX , please ?
Thanks
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Is it possible to run both Hue 4.1 along with Cloudera Hue with CDH 5.8 or earlier version..?
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APIs with Hadoop services should be pretty compatible since 5.4, but this is not really tested.
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Impressive enhancements, thanks! Can a HUE 4.1 be pointed to an existing HUE3 database (a copy of) or a migration is needed?
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Some DB migrations might be needed, depending on how old is your Hue 3 even if none were added recently:
./build/env/bin/hue migrate
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Hi,
In the download file is no setup.exe? -> How to install -> Do you have an installation Guide for Win10?
Regards,
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Unfortunately Windows is not a supported platform, but you can install it on a Virtual Machine running Linux for instance
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Has anyone tried installing on a Raspberry pi 3 ? I’ve been trying but no luck so far.