Thank you so much for the reply Chris.
Yes, I am deploying NiFi into Kubernetes. I am using a directory backed by
persistent volume but after every pod restart new .journal file is created and
older values of cache are lost .
Just for testing, I pointed Persistent Directory to a path in
Hello Joe,
Thank you for your email. Sure, please find attached a template that
contains the loop itself.
Best,
Aurelien
Le mer. 18 août 2021 à 14:31, Joe Witt a écrit :
> Hello
>
> This case should work very well. Please share the details of the flow
> configuration. Can you download a
Hello
This case should work very well. Please share the details of the flow
configuration. Can you download a flow template and share that?
thanks
On Wed, Aug 18, 2021 at 8:20 AM Aurélien Mazoyer
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a nifi flow that reads zip files. For each non-zip file it performs
>
Hi,
I have a nifi flow that reads zip files. For each non-zip file it performs
some treatment on its content and for each zip file it unzips it and
performs the treatment on files in the archive. There is a loop in the flow
so if a zip contains a zip, this zip will be reinjected at the beginning
You mention "Pod restart", does this mean you're deploying NiFi into
Kubernetes? If so, you will need to mount an external Persistent Volume
into the Pod as a directory that you can use for the Persistent Directory
of the DistributedMapCacheServer.
We've used NiFi Kubernetes and successfully
