Thanks Bryan.
On 2016-12-09 15:32 (-0000), Bryan Bende <[email protected]> wrote: > Nigel,> > > The advantage of using a cluster is that whenever you change something in> > the UI, it will be changed on all nodes, and you also get a central view of> > the metrics/stats across all nodes. If you use standalone nodes you would> > have to go to each node and make the same changes.> > > It sounds like you are probably doing automatic deployments of a flow that> > you setup else where and aren't planning to ever modify the production> > nodes so maybe the above is a non-issue for you.> > > The rolling deployment scenario depends on whether you are updating the> > flow, or just code. For example, if you are just updating code then you> > should be able to do a rolling deployment in a cluster, but if you are> > updating the flow then I don't think it will work because the a node will> > come up with the new flow and attempt to join the cluster, and the cluster> > won't accept it because the flow is different.> > > Hope that helps.> > > -Bryan> > > > On Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 9:33 AM, Caton, Nigel <[email protected]> wrote:> > > > Are there any views of the pros/cons of running a native NiFi cluster> > > versus a cluster of standalone
