Ah ok, I see that you have a deeper issue there that probably needs to be
addressed within the web-framework in the main project.
Afraid I can't help with that, but I wish you luck!
On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 6:09 PM Ryan H
wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> Thanks for the
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the info on the changes you made to the Docker image. I am
essentially doing the same thing as I have built our own Docker and have a
wrapper script that provides the ability to configure the nifi.properties
file based on env variables at run time. The problem I am facing is
Hi Ryan,
I have proposed a small change to the Docker image which may help you here
- https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/2439
Essentially it exposes the port and hostname to be used within
nifi.properties as environment variables which you can pass in at runtime.
Perhaps the approach used will
Good deal, thanks for getting back to me about it. I think that I may make
some changes and potentially open a PR depending on what comes of it (I'll
have to take a look at the workflow and all of that good stuff first).
Cheers,
Ryan H
On Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 12:55 PM, Bryan Bende
Ryan,
I'm not that familiar with Docker and DCOS, but I think what you said
is correct...
The issue is that you currently can't leave nifi.web.http.host blank
because that will cause the "node API address" of each node to be
calculated as 'localhost', which then means replication of requests
Hi Bryan,
Yes that makes total sense, and it is what I figured was happening. So
whatever is configured for nifi.web.http.host is where api calls will go
to, but this is also what jetty will bind to, correct? So in my case, I
would have to have the additional property mentioned in
Ryan,
I remember creating an issue for something that seems similar to what
you are running into:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-3642
Long story short, I believe you do need to specify a value for
nifi.web.http.host because that will be used to replicate requests
that come in to the
Dev Team,
I am running into an interesting issue while trying to cluster NiFi in a
containerized environment (Docker containers running on DC/OS cluster) and
I am somewhat stuck with what to do. I am starting with getting just 2 NiFi
nodes with a single external zookeeper instance (just to get