Includes patches and jars for integrating Kylin into Mondrian and Saiku.
- Pentahos Business Analytics Platform (Community Edition): 5.2.0.0-209
- Installed Saiku 3.0.9.9 from Marketplace
- Cloudera 5.3 VM with TCP Port-Forwarding from 7071 (Host) to 7070 (Guest)
- Kylin 0.6.4 installed on your VM with at least one successfully built Cube. Kylin has to run on Port 7070. For more information see https://github.com/KylinOLAP/Kylin/wiki/On-Hadoop-CLI-installation
- Copy
JDBC/kylin-jdbc-0.6.4.jar
intobiserver-ce/tomcat/lib
- Remove
biserver-ce/pentaho-solutions/system/saiku/lib/mondrian-3.6-7.jar
- Copy
JDBC/mondrian-3.6-Kylin.jar
intobisever-ce/pentaho-solutions/system/saiku/lib
- Remove
biserver-ce/tomcat/webapps/pentaho/WEB-INF/lib/kettle-core-5.2-209.jar
- Copy
JDBC/kettle-core-5.2-Kylin.jar
intobiserver-ce/tomcat/webapps/pentaho/WEB-INF/lib
- Start Pentaho and create new data source connection and select:
- Database Type:
Generic database
- Access:
Native (JDBC)
- Custom Connection URL:
jdbc:kylin://127.0.0.1/{fill_in_with_your_kylin_project_name}
- Custom Driver Class Name:
com.kylinolap.jdbc.Driver
- Username:
admin
(this is the default user in Kylin) - Password:
KYLIN
(this is the default password in Kylin) - Test your connection. You should see: "Connection to database [ null ] succeeded"
- Create your Reporting and Analysis Schema and have fun