Hi Brent, Minifi is a simplified version of the robust NiFi server for edge devices. They are using the same flow engine so technically minifi can run multiple process groups but its simplified implementation expects that there is only the root process group in the flow. I think it is the reason for what you are experiencing with processor bulletins.
Regards, Peter Brent Nordin <brent.nor...@sphyrnasecurity.com> ezt írta (időpont: 2025. júl. 4., P, 15:09): > I've been trying to figure out how to monitor a minifi instance remotely. > I had hoped that the flowStatus command would work but I do not see what I > expect. > > minifi.sh flowStatus processor:all: health,bulletins > > returns useful info including bulletins > > minifi.sh flowStatus instance: health,bulletins > > returns very little. I'm especially concerned as the 'instance' option > does not return any bulletins even when the 'processor' option shows > bulletins outstanding. > > I'm a long time nifi and build flows with process groups. Minifi is happy > running flows with process groups, but both flowStatus and the C2 heartbeat > don't seem to drill into process groups. As far as I can tell, that means I > have no visibility in to most of my minifi flow. Am I missing something? > I'm using minifi 2.4.0. > > Thanks > Brent > >
