I'm also free to review the bundle if you need help. I also don't mind
helping with the grunt work of reshaping it into a bundle that can be used
with NiFi proper instead of as a special distro.
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 12:17 PM, Joe Witt wrote:
> Andre,
>
> You're definitely
Good day,
I would like to know the possibilities of NIFI in real time processing;
I'm thinking of a simple application of messaging,
1. A processor will accept messages and do a simple mapping of its
attributes to database, i.e. if message_body.startsWith("123") then get data
from table with
Bobby
What you describe is a well supported and strong use case for Apache NiFi.
1) You'll want to look into and experiment with the record oriented
processors. Specifically there is a LookupRecord processor that would
probably work well for you. With it you can plugin a lookup service
and if
Andre,
I’m happy to contribute and review code for this distro. I think it’s a great
idea, and hopefully will be bolstered by the Registry effort where we can make
pre-selected NAR groups for different focuses (cybersecurity, IIoT, ML, etc.).
Andy LoPresto
alopre...@apache.org
Andre,
You're definitely free to do such a thing - it basically sounds like a
'cyber security focused nifi powered distro' which means largely an
assembly that pulls in cybersecurity specific/relevant extensions and
the base framework.
You just cannot call that thing 'Apache NiFi/NiFi', need to
Daniel,
This helps. I am to compile with CDH libraries.
Thanks a lot.
~ Milan
On 3/6/18, 4:08 AM, "Daniel Chaffelson" wrote:
Hi Milan,
Apologies for a link as an answer, but I'm currently traveling and
responding from mobile.
I worked through a
Folks,
I have been privately working on a number of "processors" focused on
orchestration of cyber security related activities (eg update firewall
rules with data provided via an HTTP endpoint) etc.
While some of these tasks can be easily solved with generic NiFi components
or with little (or
Hi @Robert - How did you get on with the Kubernetes deployment?
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Things went really well. I have a good first stab at a helm chart. I have
high hopes of open sourcing my work sooner than later. I'll be sure to say
something on here when I do.
Robert
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018, 07:05 mcgilly17 wrote:
> Hi @Robert - How did you get on with the
Hi Milan,
Apologies for a link as an answer, but I'm currently traveling and
responding from mobile.
I worked through a similar problem in NiFi-1.1 and shared details of my
method which hopefully should help you.
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