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Matt Gilman edited comment on NIFI-1720 at 4/1/16 1:14 PM:
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The Play icon on the Processor indicates the schedule state meaning it is
currently scheduled to run. Additionally, in the upper right-hand corner of the
Processor there may be a number. That number indicates the total number
activate threads currently running. If there is no number, it means that the
Processor is not actively running. If you're running in a clustered environment
this represents the total number of active threads across the entire cluster.
You can tell if a Processor is Idle if it is currently scheduled but has no
active threads.
We are currently re-evaluating this scenario during the UI modernization which
is happening under ticket NIFI-1323. Let us know if you have suggestions on how
to make this more clear.
was (Author: mcgilman):
The Play icon on the Processor indicates the schedule state meaning it is
currently scheduled to run. Additionally, in the upper right-hand corner there
is a number. That number indicates the total number activate threads currently
running. If your running in a clustered environment this represents the total
number of active threads across the entire cluster. You can tell if a Processor
is Idle if it is currently scheduled but has no active threads.
We are currently re-evaluating this scenario during the UI modernization which
is happening under ticket NIFI-1323. Let us know if you have suggestions on how
to make this more clear.
> Add icon for scheduled (idle) processors
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>
> Key: NIFI-1720
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-1720
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: Core UI
> Reporter: Ian Hellstrom
> Priority: Minor
>
> Processors currently only show the green "Play" icon to indicate that they
> are running or the red "Stop" icon to indicate they have been stopped. It
> would be nice for processors that run on a schedule to have a "Pause" (or
> "Stopwatch" / "Clock") icon to indicate that they are running but due to the
> schedule currently inactive/idle.
> This would make it slightly easier to debug schedule problems and see what's
> happening in real-time.
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