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Note: These queries can take advantage of metric expressions, resulting in queries such as total_cpu_user + total_cpu_system, 1000 * jvm_gc_time_ms / jvm_gc_count, and max(total_cpu_user). When using metric expressions, make sure to also include aliases for the metrics, otherwise the metric names may be incorrectly formatted. For example, SELECT last(jvm_gc_count) results in the metric cloudera..last_jvm_gc_count. You can append an alias like in the following example: SELECT last(jvm_gc_count) as jvm_gc_count to generate the metric cloudera..jvm_gc_count.

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cloudera.cluster.health

Returns OK if the cluster is in good health or is starting, WARNING if the cluster is stopping or the health is concerning, CRITICAL if the cluster is down or in bad health, and UNKNOWN otherwise.

Statuses: ok, critical, warning, unknown

cloudera.host.health

Returns OK if the host is in good health or is starting, WARNING if the host is stopping or the health is concerning, CRITICAL if the host is down or in bad health, and UNKNOWN otherwise.

Statuses: ok, critical, warning, unknown

Hi Ioanna,

please select the com.cloudera.hive.jdbc.HS2Driver not com.cloudera.hive.jdbc.HS1Driver as the driver class and make sure that the URL template looks like this: jdbc:hive2://:/[database]

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