RE: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Sim, Yoosuk
Hello everyone, Well, I have a little bit more updates to the issue. I did find that I was mistaken about pulling: nifi registry's local git does pull from remote git repo. When I checked the nifi-registry's local git storage, multiple ones were fully synced with remote git. However, even though

Re: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Chris McKeever
The 1 git to 1 registry doesnt really help though does it? Since you want a production registry to always pull? You'll need to maintain 2 flows manually (or however you do it) ? On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 8:15 AM Sim, Yoosuk wrote: > Hello everyone, > > > > Well, I have a little bit more updates to

Re: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Juan Pablo Gardella
I use DatabaseFlowPersistenceProvider, it is the simpler one. I spent some time like you with the Git option but I gived up and chose the DB option. It works fine. As you already require a DB for metadata, I use only one DB for metadata and flow. Only one backup is required. Juan On Mon, 14 Jun 2

Re: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Chris Sampson
We use a similar approach. We only allow our dev environment to write to the git repo (this is controlled by using different tokens to authenticate with our git server - one is read/write, others read-only). We have each environment using its own branch of the git repo (e.g. dev, staging, prod) a

Using a corporate SSL signed certificate

2021-06-14 Thread QUEVILLON EMMANUEL - EXT-SAFRAN ENGINEERING SERVICES (SAFRAN)
Hi list, We are trying to set a nifi secure installation using a SSL singed certificate by our corporate CA. This SSL certificate is signed for a domain name we'd like to use to access our nifi server(s). We've been unable to create a new certificate for our server using tls-toolkit for the mai

Re: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Chris McKeever
Hey Chris, this may be a silly RTFM manual question, but I couldnt find a way to set the branch .. now that I write this, I wonder if you use the *?ref=BRANCH* trick On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 8:30 AM Chris Sampson wrote: > We use a similar approach. > > We only allow our dev environment to write t

Re: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Chris Sampson
We use a custom start script for the pod that does a git pull and checkout of the environment-specific branch - can't recall why but we didn't use the Registry built-in pull mechanism (might have been branch related or something else I've forgotten). Cheers, Chris Sampson On Mon, 14 Jun 2021, 1

Re: Nifi Registry GitFlowPersistenceProvider

2021-06-14 Thread Chris McKeever
your deploy is that of legends .. Thanks Chris!!! On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 8:47 AM Chris Sampson wrote: > We use a custom start script for the pod that does a git pull and checkout > of the environment-specific branch - can't recall why but we didn't use the > Registry built-in pull mechanism (mi

How to access to an Amazon API?

2021-06-14 Thread Luca Giovannini
Hello everybody! I have no experience with Amazon services but I now have to access to an API hosted on AWS. I have been given the following parameters: * HTTP Method GET * Amazon Region eu-we

Re: How to access to an Amazon API?

2021-06-14 Thread Otto Fowler
Luca, Can you check your log/nifi-app.log file for a larger error message? Can you check your provenance data for records of the call ( that will show the parameters etc)? > On Jun 14, 2021, at 12:04, Luca Giovannini > wrote: > > > Hello everybody! > > I have no experience with Amazon

Re: How to access to an Amazon API?

2021-06-14 Thread Otto Fowler
You should also confirm the resource api you are trying to call is correct. > On Jun 14, 2021, at 12:04, Luca Giovannini > wrote: > > > Hello everybody! > > I have no experience with Amazon services but I now have to access to an API > hosted on AWS. > I have been given the following param