Matthew Clarke created NIFI-314:
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Summary: Detailed dataflow statistics/info needed for back
pressure and expiration.
Key: NIFI-314
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-314
Project: Apache NiFi
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Core Framework
Reporter: Matthew Clarke
Currently connections that have "File Expiration" set show this information
through an icon displayed on the connection box on the graph. This icon should
be expanded to show what back pressure object and back pressure data size
thresholds have been set.
There are two pieces to this expanded information that are missing that would
make this information more useful to the end user.
1. There should be some indication to the end user when one of the above set
values is occurring. (Are files actually expiring? Is back pressure
currently being applied?)
2. Expose this information in the summary table connections tab. While it is
great that this information is exposed on the graph. On large dataflows it can
be hard to find or go unnoticed. The summary table serves as a great resources
for identifying where issues exist within the dataflow. Bulletins displayed on
the graph also show here. end users need to be able to find/identify from the
summary table when things like file expiration and back pressure are occurring.
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