I am very new to Pentaho.
What I want to do is to submit a Hive Query to a Hadoop Cluster and analyse the results by creating correlations or by computing trends. I managed to submit a Hive query allready via the Pentaho data Integration. But I dont know how to analyze it. I have seen that there are many other Pentaho components as Weka. How can I integrate Data Integration with Weka and a Visualisation tool? Is there something that includes all of these components?
Weka integration with the Pentaho suite is available in the Enterprise Edition.
If you are using Pentaho Community Edition and are looking for visualization and other BI tools, I recommend Webdetails' CTools plugins for the Pentaho BI Server (CE edition):
http://www.webdetails.pt/ctools.html
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I am using the tool version MigrationTools-11.9.31, where I am able to migrate the all the workitems, shared quires from TFS on premises to Azure Devops services. But while migrate the Test Suite and Test Plan I am facing the issue as follows.
Please find the log file.
My config file below
Please help me out the same. Thank you!.
-Asit
Can anyone advise any free specflow html reporting tools. I've tried:
Configure allure, but it's not supporting netCore
Extent reports, but it's not working with parallel tests
Specflow+runer official isn't free for corporation use
My project technology stack:
-netcore 3.1
-specflow 3.7.38
-nunit
-restSharp
SpecFlow+ Runner is free. To use it you need an also free SpecFlow Account. We changed that 1 1/2 years ago.
But there is something better than SpecFlow+ Runner.
Have a look at SpecFlow+ LivingDoc (https://specflow.org/plus/livingdoc/).
It looks like this:
There are two versions available. SpecFlow+ LivingDoc for Azure DevOps which integrates into Azure DevOps and SpecFlow+ LivingDoc Generator which is a CLI tool that generates a single HTML file.
I would try the later one.
And at the moment, it doesn't require a SpecFlow Account.
If you have problems with creating a SpecFlow account, please contact our support.
Full Disclosure: I am the Community Manager of SpecFlow and SpecFlow+.
I have a question where I am stuck. I have a server where I have raised a Pentaho Community Edition version 8.3. I need to have the Saiku plugin installed to perform a series of analyzes. If I go to the Pentaho Marketplace, it only allows me to install the Saiku as a plugin but to enter the Enterpirse version. I have followed the instructions for generating a license, but this license that I generated has a duration of 30 days.
On the other hand, I have managed to install the Saiku Community Edition service from another account but as a standalone executed with Tomcat. This option is not valid since there is no way to connect it to the Pentaho server.
Any way to install a version of Saiku in Community Edition as a plugin with Pentaho?
Thank you very much in advance.
Maybe this can help you:
https://github.com/dudanogueira/unimed_bi/blob/master/DockerFile
I have just installed pentaho 9, and looks like Saiku is no longer a option to use inside Pentaho as plugin.
Maybe you can still use the last plugin, I have not tried and probably will not use pentaho anymore in favor of Microsoft Power BI.
I've created plugin for intellij-idea and android studio.
Is there a possibility to gather some anonymous usage statistics of that plugin from users? For example how many users are using that plugin via idea or android studio.
IBM has this big 200+ Mb Eclipse plugin where I'm given access to everything and all functionality of Eclipse.
Is there a smaller more lightweight Eclipse plugin available that just gives access to the information a developer needs. Basically just a list of the workitems assigned to me or my team.
Yes, I can configure the big existing IBM plugin to just display that info, but then I'd still have this massive behemoth installed in my Eclipse.
I am aware of Tasktop Dev that allows me to import the workitems into my mylyn tasklist, but I'm looking for something cheaper.
No, because that plugin would have to manage work items and change sets (the list of versioned files), that is the planning and the source control part.
Plus you would need the EMF - GMF dependencies, part of the 200+ MB bundle, as described in "Tip: Installing the Rational Team Concert client into Eclipse 3.5.x".
Which is basically 75% of what the RTC plugin is (the rest being a link to the JBE: Jazz Build Engine).