Hello NiFi Users,
Thanks to a contribution by Andre de Miranda we have a new "Powered By
Apache NiFi" section on our webpage[1]. It would be great to expand this
list out with many more companies and organizations that are using Apache
NiFi.
If you'd like to be added to this list please feel free
H,
We've been using our Netty4 based GetTCP processor in production for a while
now with success. We've currently got the code on a branch in your forked
repo :
https://github.com/IxorTalk/nifi-gettcp-bundle/tree/raf/netty-tcp-client
It detects read timeouts , channel inactivities, and can proper
Aldrin,
I got what you mean, and it could actually work in my scenario but I need
some time to look into it to evaluate pros and cons as I feel that, even if
it could help reduce maintenance cost by centralising common
functionalities, it also adding complexity to the overall design and debug
of fl
Hi Yari,
I think your assumptions may be a little off. You can use input/output
ports to help traverse the nested levels of PGs. To help illustrate, I
created a template [1] you can evaluate as to one way this could be managed
for your scenario. As noted, the number of connections can become
un
Hi Aldrin,
the problem I see with your suggestion, at least in my specific case, it's
that it requires to have all the referencing groups (in your example A,B)
inside the same process group (otherwise you cannot link them, right?) but
that's not the case for us because we've many of them so they're
Hi Yari,
The concept you are looking for has been discussed a bit and a draft
feature proposal was created for referenceable process groups [1], although
is a common pattern and implementable with the current functionality
provided; common cases of this are standard tagging or enrichment sets of
f
Hello,
we're actively using Nifi on production but there's a recurring problem
popping out every now and then: maintenance of process groups created from
templates, as we're spending quite some time looking for all the instances
of a specific template and updating them as required.
What we would l
