Kunal,
Solution to what though? Are you trying to minimize CPU usage in
general or are you not hitting the latencies you need?
You can lengthen the bored yield duration in nifi.properties and still
get solid performance.
Joe
On Tue, May 2, 2017 at 9:15 AM, kunal wrote:
> Joe,
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> As I am usin
Joe,
As I am using the nifi for developing the Restful web services API's, and
the system need to handle very high transaction rate so I can not play with
scheduling much because API needs not to make any delay.
please suggest some solution.
Thanks
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Kunal,
We can definitely help you slow down NiFi. It is admittedly a bit
high strung out of the box. There are several areas where you can
tune it to calm down a bit. This includes things like processor
scheduling, bored yield duration in nifi.properties, and so on.
Tuning for CPU without disc
What is your flow doing? It very much depends on this. While 6 cores is not
a great hardware to run a full NiFi system on, I'd guess ReplaceText and
EvaluateJsonPath are the hotspots. See how much data queues up in front​
of these processors.
Andrew
On Tue, May 2, 2017, 5:09 AM kunal wrote:
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Hi All,
As we are using nifi for the restfull API development purpose and using
mostly below components.
HttpRequestHandler
HttpResponseHandler
Route on attribute
ReplaceText
ExecuteSQL
PutSQL
EvaluateJsonPath
InvokeHttp
etc
After development we notice that the CPU utilisation is very high it alm
