07-11-2024 05:31 AM
Hello!
I'm using Databricks Community Edition as part of the coursera course with UCDavis Distributed Computing with Spark.
I'm having an issue with this command:
%run ../Includes/Classroom-Setup
It worked for me previously and I was able to mount the data for the first module.
I get the following now:
https://community.cloud.databricks.com#notebook/4361834700622058/command/4361834700622062
Screenshot:
Not sure what to do. Didn't change anything with the configuration file. Also reuploaded the .dbc file to make sure I didn't accidentally botch anything. Running on Windows 11 + Firefox.
07-13-2024 06:09 AM
Hi Kaniz.
Thank you for your prompt reply!
There's no problem with the paths or the directory. I tried to run the script directly from 'Classroom-setup', this is what I get:
The data mounts properly presumably but I get the error when trying to create the table that I assume is related to the Dataset-Mounts script.
What I think is happening is that the accessKey and SecretKey used to mount the data has expired or is outdated:
I re-downloaded the lessons.dbc file from Coursera to see if anything has changed but they're the same.
07-13-2024 06:15 AM
Adding this for further clarification, found when I expand the error:
07-18-2024 04:22 AM
Hello Kaniz,
Thank you for your help! It seems multiple people are facing this issue, we've posted on the course forum over on Coursera and waiting for an update.
07-15-2024 10:42 AM
I am having the same issue (same error message) as well with this coursera course. I've double checked the file pathing and everything looks correct. I am also using windows 11. I have not found any related resources online. Please advise.
07-18-2024 02:11 AM
Hey Ian, still nothing on my end. I've paid for Coursera Plus and I'm stalled here. If you come by a solution I'd appreciate if you let me know.
11-03-2024 11:21 PM
Sign Up to Databricks community edition there you can run Classroom-setup notebook, infact every thing from includes folder can be run here
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