For the time being, I kind of view the C++ variant's configuration to be a subset of that which is available for Java. Many of these items currently have no backing, so don't know that we need to provide explicit support for them at this juncture but ensure that their presence does not preclude proper operation of a C++ instance.
Looking at things from a general handling standpoint, I see these as considerations of flow vs instance configuration. My general inclination is to provide such separation at some point and is at the heart of MINIFI-66 [1]. I think what is important regardless of how this carries out, and in view of the first release of Registry, is to think how we can make use of what facilities Registry provides both now in terms of flows as well as future resource types. Some combination of the command and control work (both server and the initial C2 API in C++) with Registry should allow us to manage both sets of configuration that map to and enable the most common workflows users would expect. I suspect the C++ approach is more aligned with typical usage, properties generally bootstrapped in .properties file(s), with some C2 API type interactions that may allow adjusting these items in a separate context outside of the flow itself. [1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MINIFI-66 On Thu, Jan 4, 2018 at 1:27 PM, Andy Christianson <[email protected]> wrote: > All, > > Currently in the middle of MINIFICPP-357. > > v3 includes core/repository configuration in the yml file, while > traditionally in minificpp this has been set with the .properties files in > config/. > > E.g. > > Core Properties: > > flow controller graceful shutdown period: 10 sec > > flow service write delay interval: 500 ms > > administrative yield duration: 30 sec > > bored yield duration: 10 millis > > max concurrent threads: 1 > > variable registry properties: '' > > FlowFile Repository: > > partitions: 256 > > checkpoint interval: 2 mins > > always sync: false > > Swap: > > threshold: 20000 > > in period: 5 sec > > in threads: 1 > > out period: 5 sec > > out threads: 4 > > Content Repository: > > content claim max appendable size: 10 MB > > content claim max flow files: 100 > > always sync: false > > How should we handle this in minificpp with v3 support? Do we want to keep > the convention of using the .properties file, or move all that into the yml? > > Regards, > > Andy I.C. > > Sent from [ProtonMail](https://protonmail.com), Swiss-based encrypted > email.
