Christian,
Another factor to consider for the NiFi nodes is the disk hardware and
configuration. Simply put, the faster your disks are (SSD, RAID0, etc),
the faster NiFi will be able to perform. This is dependent on the needs of
your flow; the number of CPUs/cores isn't the only consideration
Thank you for your input, Martijn. It def helps us in our decision-making.
Den tor. 30. maj 2019 kl. 11.21 skrev Martijn Dekkers <
mart...@dekkers.org.uk>:
> In clusters, odd numbers of nodes are generally preferred (depending on
> clustering implementation) to avoid (to an extent) split-brain
In clusters, odd numbers of nodes are generally preferred (depending on
clustering implementation) to avoid (to an extent) split-brain scenarios and
generally manage quorum. I stand to be corrected, but in the current
implementation in NiFi I don't think this is an issue.
Additional nodes
We are planning to build a NiFi cluster and have two questions that we hope
you could help us answer.
1. When having our NiFi cluster configured to run with an external
Zookeeper cluster (i.e. not using the default embedded ZK mode) is it then
still best practice to have an odd number of
