Andy,
We are on the same page about the annotation and the surface of attack. I
didn't want to list item by item but as you highlighted, when using a
single user to run privileged sections of code and user land, everything is
up for grabs.
Unless someone opposes I will be happy to raise a JIRA fo
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Looks good to me Joe!
On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 11:06 PM Joe Witt wrote:
> Team,
>
> It is indeed that time again to submit our board report for Apache
> NiFi. Please see the below draft. If you have any suggested
> additions, subtractions, or edits please advise.
>
> I'll submit the report in a
Minor grammar notes:
"than a years worth of discussion, planning, and contributions."
Should be "than a year's worth"
" - Preparations are underway to produce an Apache NiFi 0.7.1 and 1.1.0
release in the short term."
"to produce Apache NiFi 0.7.1 and 1.1.0 releases"
Otherwise looks good. Thank
Team,
Do we have any custom processor built for the dynamic properties setting?
I am looking for the process which can set the values to respective
attributes and also properties for each processor in data flow.
Could you please suggest the available approaches for the for doing the
above.
Tha
Yanusha,
I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand your question.
If you mean, “is there a way to programmatically set processor properties”,
yes. You can use the NiFi REST API to do this [1]. Click “Processors” then “PUT
/processors/{id}”.
If you mean, “is there a way to add custom properties to a
Afternoon:
Does Nifi can be run in any mobile device (Android, iOS or Windows Phone)
Thanks,
Tamar Alicea
Tamar,
I would encourage you to check out MiNiFi [1] — a Java or C++ application with
a lightweight memory footprint that can run on constrained hardware. If you
just want to access the NiFi UI that is hosted on a different machine, you can
do that from MobileSafari, Chrome, Firefox, etc.
[1]
Just a sanity check, number of open file handles increased as per
quickstart document? Might need much more for your flow.
Another tip, when your server experiences undesired hiccups like that try
running 'nifi.sh dump save-in-this-file.txt' and investigate/share where
NiFi threads are being held
Tamar
NiFi is Java-based product and thus runs in JVM. So any JVM-capable (e.g.,
Android etc) device can run NiFi.
NiFi also has a Minify distribution specifically tailored to pervasive devices
- https://nifi.apache.org/minifi/
That said, would you be able yo elaborate as to your use-case for r
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