publishmqtt with SSL

Hey, I’m trying to get NiFi to send mqtt messages to the Azure IoT Hub. The IoT Hub uses SSL certificates, and I’m having trouble getting it working with the publishmqtt processor. I create a StandardSSLContextService pointing the truststore at

Re: ListS3 question

Laurens, Just to add slightly to this question: > Will ListS3 keep state correctly here for all 3 subdirectories? The answer is yes - ListS3 will keep state correctly for all 3 subdirectories. For example, if you setup a new ListS3 processor, give it a bucket and prefix, and start the

Re: ListS3 question

Yes, that's my understanding too. On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 1:14 PM, Laurens Vets wrote: > Thank you for this information. There's no internal notion of directories > in S3, only objects, so I suspect I'm good if I only set the bucketname? > > On 2017-08-08 09:55, Joe Skora

Re: ListS3 question

Thank you for this information. There's no internal notion of directories in S3, only objects, so I suspect I'm good if I only set the bucketname? On 2017-08-08 09:55, Joe Skora wrote: > Laurens, > > The S3 User Guide Working with Folders [1] page explains how S3 provides a > conceptual

Re: ListS3 question

Laurens, The S3 User Guide Working with Folders page explains how S3 provides a conceptual directory hierarchy using key name prefixes but that buckets really just hold a flat collection of objects. ListS3 will query S3 for

Re: ListS3 question

Laurens, ListS3 tracks S3 object keys within your bucket+prefix. ListS3 primarily works on a last read timestamp, but tracks multiple keys when the timestamps are equal. Directories are something of a hazy concept in S3. Thanks, James On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 8:22 AM, Laurens Vets

ListS3 question

Hi list, Does the ListS3 processor keep state of multiple directories in a bucket? For instance, suppose I have a directory "logs" with subdirectories "host1", "host2" & "host3". Each directory contains logfiles which are added dailty. Will ListS3 keep state correctly here for all 3