As promised I'm posting back that all of our controller services are
migrated from any flow.xml.gx created by 0.7.2 and put into the
top-level process group so that we have no problem accessing them. Our
biggest problem is then education on how best to develop flows with
controller services beg
It's because product planning can't be done overnight. It was a fight
(months ago) to get higher approval to move to1.x. 1.1.2was the current
release when approval was given. We'll plan to move ahead to 1.2.xin a
few months motivated by the next release. In development, I tend to keep
up, but p
Russell,
Is there a reason you are planning your migration to 1.1.2 and not 1.2.0? There
are a number of significant feature and bug fixes that went into 1.2.0 that
will likely make your experience much better.
Andy LoPresto
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We're still testing our migration from 0.7.2 to 1.1.2 which is imminent.
We still don't know how much of this is going to have to be
reconfigured. Our down-streamers tend to be on the grouchy side, so
we're testing to see what's going to irritate them. Were it not for the
magic ids, I'd feel sa
Hi Russ,
In NiFi 1.2.0, there are 3 Reporting Tasks
(SiteToSiteBulletionReportingTask, SiteToSiteProvenanceReportingTask,
and SiteToSiteStatusReportingTask) that have the capability of using a
Controller Service (StandardSSLContextService). So yes, the Global ->
Controller Settings has a limited
Thanks, Andrew!
(From [1]:) "/This means that the service will be available to all
Processors and Controller Services defined in that Process Group _and
below_./"
In my experience, this isn't true. If I create a controller _via the
General menu_ in the very root of my NiFi canvas, configure
Hi Russell,
Thanks for your question.
Yes, working with Controller Services has definitely changed in 1.x compared to
0.x NiFi. Matt Gilman wrote a nice article about how Controller Service
scoping was updated in 1.x with the introduction of Multi-Tenant Authorization
and also discusses the r
It appears to me that that, unlike what happened in NiFi 0.x, in 1.x
when I look at controller services via the General menu -> Controller
Services, what I see is totally different from what I see when I
configure controller services for a processor.
If I use the General menu to set up my cont
