Apache Zeppelin 0.7.2 Documentation:

Quick Start
- What is Apache Zeppelin ?
- Getting Started
- Install
- Configuration
- Explore Zeppelin UI
- Tutorial
- Basic Feature Guide
- Dynamic Form
- Publish your Paragraph
- Customize Zeppelin Homepage
- More
- Upgrade Zeppelin Version
- Build from source
- Install Zeppelin with Flink and Spark Clusters Tutorial
Interpreter
- Overview
- Usage
- Interpreter Installation
- Interpreter Dependency Management
- Interpreter User Impersonation
- Interpreter Execution Hooks (Experimental)
- Available Interpreters
- Alluxio
- Beam
- BigQuery
- Cassandra
- Elasticsearch
- Flink
- Geode
- HBase
- HDFS
- Hive
- Ignite
- JDBC
- Kylin
- Lens
- Livy
- Markdown
- Pig
- Python
- Postgresql, HAWQ
- R
- Scalding
- Scio
- Shell
- Spark
Display System
- Basic Display System
- Text
- Html
- Table
- Angular API
- Angular (backend API)
- Angular (frontend API)
More
- Notebook Storage
- Git Storage
- S3 Storage
- Azure Storage
- ZeppelinHub Storage
- REST API
- Interpreter API
- Notebook API
- Notebook Repository API
- Configuration API
- Credential API
- Helium API
- Security
- Shiro Authentication
- Notebook Authorization
- Data Source Authorization
- Helium Authorization
- Advanced
- Zeppelin on Vagrant VM
- Zeppelin on Spark Cluster Mode (Standalone)
- Zeppelin on Spark Cluster Mode (YARN)
- Zeppelin on Spark Cluster Mode (Mesos)
- Zeppelin on CDH
- Contibute
- Writing Zeppelin Interpreter
- Writing Zeppelin Visualization (Experimental)
- Writing Zeppelin Application (Experimental)
- How to contribute (code)
- How to contribute (website)

Spark SQL with inline visualization

Scala code runs with Spark

Markdown supported

Notebook