I created a ticket and put in a link to a mostly accurate screenshot, at least
close enough to give you a feel for what I was thinking:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-2603
Direct screenshot link: https://goo.gl/photos/RZzz45RGeTAmWwiC7
-Original Message-
From: Joe Witt
Kirk,
The processors have to explicitly know about dynamic properties (and
their intent) in order to use them appropriately. For a processor like
ListSFTP, it could be beneficial to have custom attributes (as
parameters to the SFTP session perhaps?) but the domain knowledge on
how they'd be used
Devin,
I am working on a PR to support this. I hope to have it completed by tomorrow.
NIFI-1831 has a description of the task, PR 834 has my current changes.
Andy LoPresto
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alopresto.apa...@gmail.com
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Team,
I've gone ahead and focused more on ensuring that the
versioning/scheme and compatibility model we've been following is more
clearly articulated on [1] and also more specifically defined what is
considered part of the nifi-api.
I still think the yetus annotations or something inspired by
We are looking to deploy nifi as part of an appliance. Normally, we use
etckeeper [1] to maintain, track and backup our configuration across the
board. Etckeeper puts configuration files into a git repo. I would like to
store nifi configuration in the same way but I'm concerned about storing
the
Hello,
NiFi can gather data from as many sources as needed. When data is brought
into NiFi it is written into NiFi's internal repositories and stored there
as it moves through the graph of processors, the data can then be delivered
to any desired system.
To bring data from a database to HDFS you
Hi,
Good Day!
I Saw your Blogs and Videos its Pretty Interesting and I am new in Apache
Nifi.So i just want to know if the data will only to fetch into nifi or else
data can export to any other databases or API. I need to your guides I am
working on Nifi in My organization So i just to know
