A Cloudera Data Engineering (CDE) Session is an interactive short-lived development
environment for running Spark commands to help you iterate upon and build your Spark workloads.
The commands that are run in a CDE Session are called
Statements. You can submit the Statements through the connect CLI command or the Interact tab
in the CDE UI for a Session. Python and Scala are the supported Session types. Learn how to
use Cloudera Data Engineering (CDE) Sessions in CDE 1.19 using the user interface and
CLI.
Ensure that you are using a version of CDE 1.19 or higher for your Virtual
Cluster.
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In the Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) console, click the Data
Engineering tile. The Home page displays.
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Click Sessions in the left navigation menu and then click Create
Session.
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Enter a Name for the Session.
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Select a Type, for example, PySpark or
Scala.
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Optionally, enter a Description for the session.
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Optionally, enter the Configurations.
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Set the Compute options.
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Click Create. The Connect tab displays a
list of connectivity options available to interact with the Session. The
Interact tab allows you to interact with the Session, and becomes
available once the Session is running.
