Also to note if your not plugged in to the Data Management industry...
Work Flow Orchestration is also sometimes called Process Management, where
there are specific tools and frameworks to deal with that scope on multiple
levels.
You may have heard of a specific Process Management called Business
Vincent
Sorry for the late reply, but here it is
Based on what you have described it appears you have a mix of two problems:
Work Flow Orchestration and Data Flow.
The main issue is that at the surface it’s not always easy to tell the
difference, but I’ll try.
Work Flow Orchestration allows on
Vincent
I do have a suggestion for you but need a bit more time to craft my response.
Give me till tonight EST.
Cheers
Oleg
On Mar 29, 2016, at 8:55 AM, Vincent Russell
mailto:vincent.russ...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Thanks Oleg and Joe,
I am not currently convinced that nifi is the solution as wel
Thanks Oleg and Joe,
I am not currently convinced that nifi is the solution as well, but it is a
nice way for us to manage actions based on the result of a mapreduce job.
Our use cases is to have follow on processors that perform actions based on
the results of the map reduce jobs. One processor
Vincent
This sounds more like an architectural question and even outside of NiFi in
order to achieve that especially in the distributed environment one would need
some kind of coordination component. And while we can think of variety of way
to accomplish that I am not entirely convinced that th
I have two processors (that aren't part of the same flow) that write to
the same resource (a mongo collection) via a map reduce job.
I don't want both to run at the same time.
On Mar 28, 2016 6:28 PM, "Joe Witt" wrote:
> Vincent,
>
> Not really and that would largely be by design. Can you desc
Vincent,
Not really and that would largely be by design. Can you describe the
use case more so we can suggest alternatives or perhaps understand the
motivation better?
Thanks
Joe
On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 4:00 PM, Vincent Russell
wrote:
>
> Is it possible to have one processor block while anothe
Is it possible to have one processor block while another specified
processor is running (within the onTrigger method).
I can do this on a non-clustered nifi with a synchronized block I guess,
but i wanted to know if there was a more idiomatic way of doing this.
Thanks,
Vincent