I am trying to setup Superset on a linux server, and working in a virtual environment. When I run ,
fabmanager create-admin --app superset, it gives me the error as :
Was unable to import superset Error: No module named numpy.
Any suggestions ?
I already have numpy latest version installed in the virtual environment.
```const loginPage = {};
loginPage.controller = function()
{
this.messagee = function()
{
console.log(0);
alert(0);
}
};
loginPage.view = function(ctrl)
{
return m("div",
[
m("span", "Euros"),
m("br"),
m("input[id='txtAmount'][type='text']"),
m("br"),
m("button", { onclick: ctrl.messagee }, "OK")
])
};```
error is :ERROR: Connection failed!
The error message returned was:
(exceptions.AttributeError) 'TBufferedTransport' object has no attribute 'trans' [SQL: u'SHOW TABLES IN default']
@datajunkie007
I'm using Druid and Superset. It is always better to visualise the summary of data. As you know, you can't push all the data to browsers which makes the browser go crazy.
And btw, superset adds limit of 50000 by default. So, don't estimate your result to be accurate unless and until you use query aggregators.
As I'm working for a E-Commerce company, I end up writing my own Visualisation tool as we want realtime dashboard and few custom charts like funnel events.
I am trying to connect from Superset to Druid
our druid UI has local authorization and also SSL enabled
FYI: cluster is kerberized (this mattered in hive connection, but don’t think it matters in druid as we are hitting Druid UI directly)
Can you please let me know what should be the configuration passed to add this as a Database in Superset.
SQLAlchemy URI : druid://$userID:$password@$druid_server:$port_where_druid_broker_is_available/druid/v2/sql/
User I dan password are Druid UI local authorization.
How can I pass the certificates to access the SSL enabled DRUID Console?