Mark Payne created NIP-22:
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             Summary: "Single Node Only" Execution Node
                 Key: NIP-22
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIP-22
             Project: NiFi Improvement Proposal
          Issue Type: New Feature
            Reporter: Mark Payne
            Assignee: Mark Payne


h3. Motivation

NiFi supports running a Processor on "All Nodes" or "Primary Node Only." This 
works well when you have a few processors that don't require a large amount of 
overhead. However, some flows have many different processors that have to be 
run as Primary Node Only, and it can cause a single node to be heavily 
overloaded.

There are times that we want to have a Primary Node because we want multiple 
flows running on the same node. But the vast majority of the time we simply 
care that the processor runs on 1 node only - but we don't care which node.

To this end, we should introduce the ability to schedule a Processor to run on 
a "Single Node Only" but not care which node. If we have 100 Processors 
configured for Single Node Only, each node in the cluster should run some 
number of those Processors but not all.
h3. NiFi API Changes

Introduce a new ExecutionNode value of `SINGLE_NODE_ONLY`.

Deprecate the `@PrimaryNodeOnly` in favor of a new `@SingleNodeOnly`

Introduce a new `@OnSingleNodeElectionChange` annotation that can be added to 
processors that is analogous to the @OnPrimaryNodeChange.
h3. REST API Changes

There should be no significant changes to the REST API, except to allow for the 
new Execution Node value.
h3. UI Changes

We will need a new icon similar to the 'P' badge that shows on Processors when 
the Processor is run on Primary Node Only. This also appears in the Summary 
table. We also need the ability to choose the new value for the "Execution 
Node".
h3. Open Questions

Do we truly have a need for Primary Node still? Or should this replace it 
entirely?

 



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