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articles/hdinsight/hbase/apache-hbase-tutorial-get-started-linux.md

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1. To exit your ssh connection, use `exit`.
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### Separate Hive and Hbase Clusters
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### Separate Hive and HBase Clusters
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The Hive query to access HBase data need not be executed from the HBase cluster. Any cluster that comes with Hive (including Spark, Hadoop, HBase, or Interactive Query) can be used to query HBase data, provided the following steps are completed:
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HBase data can also be queried from Hive using ESP-enabled HBase:
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1. When following a multi-cluster pattern, both clusters must be ESP-enabled.
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2. To allow Hive to query HBase data, make sure that the `hive` user is granted permissions to access the HBase data via the Hbase Apache Ranger plugin
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2. To allow Hive to query HBase data, make sure that the `hive` user is granted permissions to access the HBase data via the HBase Apache Ranger plugin
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3. When you use separate, ESP-enabled clusters, the contents of `/etc/hosts` from the HBase cluster headnodes must be appended to `/etc/hosts` of the Hive cluster headnodes and worker nodes.
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> [!NOTE]
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> After you scale either clusters, `/etc/hosts` must be appended again

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