java.net.ConnectException when trying to overwrite a table in Hive?

[Kulasangar_Gowrisang (Kulasangar Gowrisangar)]

I'm already having a table(test) in hive, with a single column (logtype) which has around 5 rows.

And I created another table(hive_to_elastic) with ES properties as such:

CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE hive_to_elastic(logtype string)
STORED BY 'org.elasticsearch.hadoop.hive.EsStorageHandler'
TBLPROPERTIES('es.resource'='my_index/my_type','es.nodes'='10.2.2.47','es.port'='9200');

Now I'm simply trying to copy the data from test to hive_to_elastic by executing the below query:

INSERT OVERWRITE TABLE hive_to_elastic SELECT * FROM test;

But what I can see is this:

And it's frozen after that point. I couldn't see the no of docs count increasing in my ES index.After a long time since I've started executed the query, I get this exception:

Where am I going wrong? Any help could be appreciated.

[james.baiera]

It seems that hive cannot reach hadoop to launch the job. The stacktrace seems to highlight that the connection is being refused in the hadoop rpc layer.

[Kulasangar_Gowrisang (Kulasangar Gowrisangar)]

@james.baiera Thank you so much for the reply.[quote="james.baiera, post:2, topic:90952"]
It seems that hive cannot reach hadoop to launch the job
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What could be the initiatives I could take, in order to resolve this? Could this be due to the network restrictions?

Do I have to add anything within the hadoop or hive configurations? I could provide the configs if needed.

Thanks.