In nodejs/npm world, each module has package.json, which declaratively indicate
which node version and other external modules it depends on.
Similarly I am thinking Nar modules can declare which version of JVM and NiFi
it depends on and also which other modules it depends on. NPM ( NiFi
Joe,
This reminds me... are there any entry or exit criteria (from a defects
perspective) established for NiFi releases? In other words, what is the
criteria for determining when the code is ready for release and production use?
Thanks
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Joe Witt
The current process is outlined in our release guide. But the main idea is
that all who wish to participate in release validation do so from the RC.
Unit tests are of course run by the builds but we rely on people power to
verify system level testing and that is part of that testing folks should
Mark
All fair points. Can you please point out which processor docs
specifically should be better. Let's fix em..you will quickly lose that
new user vibe and not notice what needs to improve as much. We need to
make the new user experience awesome.
Thanks
Joe
On Nov 2, 2015 10:08 AM, "Mark
We greatly appreciate contributions. Your prescribed approach sounds great
and if you are willing to give us a few cycles pointing out, and optionally
correcting, the items that are in need of improvement, we will certainly
incorporate.
Thanks!
On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Mark Petronic
This thread has forked into two different conversations: 1. improvements
to LogAttribute processor; 2. improvements to processor documentation.
1) re: improvements to LogAttribute - we already have NIFI-67 [1] that
suggests a number of improvements to LogAttribute. One of these is the use
of a
Github user asfgit closed the pull request at:
https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/111
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Hi
Where I work we have created an attribute loggers of our own. It is a fairly
simple affair which used a regex to determine which attributes to log, and
writes them as key value pairs to a file, whose location is determined by a
user properly. I'm happy to put this out there if anyone is
Hello all,
I am new to the NiFi community but I have a good amount of experience with
ETL tools and applications that process lots of tabular data. In my
experience, JSON is only useful as the common format for tabular data if it
has a "flat" schema, in which case there aren't any advantages for
My primary use is for understanding Nifi. I like to direct various
processors output into both their logical next processor stage as well as
into a log attribute processor. Then I tail the Nifi app log file and watch
what happens - in real time. I do not intend to use this for long term log
David,
This sounds like a slightly different use case than the NiFi standard
LogAttribute processor. It sounds like your processor is more of a generic
attribute converter and file writer. The LogAttribute processor is
designed to interact with the underlying NiFi logging subsystem, not
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/NIFI/Contributor+Guide
On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 9:04 PM, Adam Taft wrote:
> David,
>
> This sounds like a slightly different use case than the NiFi standard
> LogAttribute processor. It sounds like your processor is more of a generic
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