Re: Need to measure start and end time for a processor

To add on to Lee’s excellent points, if you are concerned about capturing the total lifetime, you may be able to intercept the messages coming from the console application and insert an attribute for timing before Kafka processes those messages. You can then evaluate against that in NiFi. This

Re: Need to measure start and end time for a processor

Igor, Here are 3 methods which may help: 1, Processor Statistics - 'Average Task Duration' is one of the processor statistics you can use to determine, on average, how fast an individual process takes. Additionally, 'Average Lineage duration' might give you some insight across multiple

Re: Apache NIFI insert to MySQL help

Hi Sven, you need to give the path of the driver jar file in the controller(Database file Jar Url).. Plus put the jar file in the nifi lib folder and restart Nifi. Anuj On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 4:37 PM, Sven Davison wrote: > I’m trying to do some stuff and send it to my

Apache NIFI insert to MySQL help

I’m trying to do some stuff and send it to my MySQL database. I’m getting an exception (see below) but I’m fairly sure it’s just because I don’t have the right string or file located where it’s supposed to go. I’m not sure what to put in for the database connection URL or the driver class

Re: GetKafka exception

Not bothering. This is good info we should document On May 27, 2016 11:47 AM, "Igor Kravzov" wrote: > Guys, I found the problem. It was my fault. > Kafka broker configured as fully qualified domain name. > What happens is when you call zookeper it returns FQDN but