Re: Nifi on Raspberry pi - jetty issues

2017-03-03 Thread Pushkara R
Hi, We have taken a look at MiNiFi, and the reason why we want to use NiFi still is because of the REST API that NiFi provides which we want to use to dynamically rewire the processors whenever needed without needing to halt all the processors in the graph. >From what I understand of MiNiFi, this

Re: Nifi on Raspberry pi - jetty issues

2017-03-03 Thread Andrew Psaltis
Pushkar, I just realized after sending the email, that I did not provide any resources where you can learn more about MiNiFi outside of the Apache site. Here are some resources that may make your experience a little smoother: Edge Intelligence with MiNiFi -- https://hortonworks.com/webinar/edge-in

Re: Nifi on Raspberry pi - jetty issues

2017-03-03 Thread Andrew Psaltis
Pushkar, While it certainly should and has been possible to run regular NiFi on a PI. Perhaps the best way forward is to actually use MiNiFi [1]. MiNiFi is available in as a C++ and Java agent and designed explicitly to run on devices. I'm sorry I could not be of more assistance with the actually

Nifi on Raspberry pi - jetty issues

2017-03-03 Thread Pushkara R
Hi, I'm getting NiFi to run on a raspberry pi. the bootstrap takes a very long time. But at the end, the port doesn't open because of a jetty issue and NiFi shuts down. I've pasted the exception below. A quick look at stackoverflow tells me I need to insrease the timeout value to go around this.