Bryan,
Thanks so much! I get it now, and was able to find the setting and change
it to behave the way that makes the most sense for me.
I appreciate all your help,
Martin
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Hi Martin,
Since you have a 2 node cluster, when you start the processors they
are likely running on both nodes doing the same thing twice and what
you see in the stats and queues is the combined values across the
cluster, so that is why you see either 2 or 4, instead of 1 or 2.
Each processor
Hey Bryan,
Indeed it is a 2 node cluster. I would like to say I see where this is
going, but I don't.
Thanks,
Martin
Bryan Bende wrote
> Hello,
>
> Are you running a NiFi cluster of 2 nodes, or a standalone instance of
> NiFi?
>
> -Bryan
>
> On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 12:21 PM Martin Cooley
If I configure an InvokeHttp processor to query against an elasticsearch
node, I should get one json object written to a flowfile. If I use the
QueryElasticsearchHttp processor, if the query returns two documents from
the index, I should get two json objects, each written to their own
flowfile.
