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> yes :)
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> Except for number 2, you don't export the flow ... its dynamically
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Date: Monday, April 17, 2017 at 11:14 AM
To: Richard Hanson <rhan...@mailbox.org>, "users@nifi.apache.org"
<users@nifi.apache.org>, Andy LoPresto <alopre...@apache.org>
Subject: Re: Some question
yes :)
Except for number 2, you don't export the flow ... its
yes :)
Except for number 2, you don't export the flow ... its dynamically
happening as you edit through the UI .
On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 9:00 AM Richard Hanson wrote:
> Does that mean the procedure I need to do for deploying Nifi is
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> 1. Configure flow graph in UI
Does that mean the procedure I need to do for deploying Nifi is
1. Configure flow graph in UI (for example my local development workstation)
2. Export flow graph to local disk (e.g. flow.xml.gz)
3. Check flow graph in to SCM such as git
4. Deploy using ansible + ansible git module to a.) pull
Sorry for the late replying. And thanks for the insights which are helpful!
The second answer leads me to another question. I need to automate the process
(auto deploying Nifi to remote production server). Searching result comes with
using HDP, which looks like Hortonwork specific.
Hi Richard,
1. NiFi does not have a defined maximum cluster size. For the best performance,
we usually recommend < 10 nodes per cluster, but no more. If you have high
performance needs, we have generally seen the best results with multiple
smaller clusters than one large one. In this way, you
I am new to Nifi, and am evaluating it after playing some basic functions. Now
I have a few questions:
- What is the max cluster size nifi can achieve?
- Is it possible to create workflow without GUI? A bit like travis ci .yaml
(User creates related workflow file and let nifi execute it (via