Hi Dan,
great news. I've played with nipyapi and found it really useful and I am
glad you use Python - makes things much easier.
Now that you support secured NiFi cluster, I will take another look :)
please keep up the great work.
Boris
On Tue, Mar 6, 2018 at 7:05 PM, Daniel Chaffelson
wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a case of running the 3rd party CLI (linux) with the following
behaviour:
- Should be executed upon a FlowFile with attributes/content containing
parameters to CLI
- Accepts params via flags or environment variables
- Writes output to stdout as a stream of JSON object
Hi Alexander,
I had a similar task, but it my case flowfiles were tiny. It might still
work well, because you can stream stdout / sdterr in real-time. Check my
blog post.
I also wanted to use Jython, but Groovy is a really fun language, that you
can grasp basics in hours. It also does not have pe
Alexander,
It sounds like you'd like to see the Batch Duration capability from
ExecuteProcess added to ExecuteStreamCommand, please feel free to
write a Jira case [1] for this improvement.
In the meantime, I second Boris's thought on using Groovy to launch
your script, it's much more integrated w
Hi Boris, Matt,
Thank you for the prompt answers and suggestions.
@Matt, right, this capability would be great to have. I will proceed with
submission of the improvement request.
@Boris, the blog article is helpful - I’ve run into similar frustration cycles
with hanging processor and manual ki
Hi,
Yes, some additional documentation would be great for Knox integration.
Another question I have based on the two options above:
If users will access NiFi via Knox (rather than accessing NiFi directly and
then auth to Knox), once a user authenticates to Knox (and subsequently to
whatever provi
The effective user will be the enduser authenticated by Knox not the knox
user.
I actually believe that you have the whole chain of users when proxying -
so you won't lose either.
On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 4:14 PM, Ryan H
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes, some additional documentation would be great for Knox i
Hi All,
I am trying to get more specific queue sizes in a reporting task for metric
reporting, but I can't seem to find out a way to do it -- the only methods
exposed seem to be showing the total of all queue sizes. Is there a way
that I am missing? I am trying to find a specific queue in front of
Hi Jon,
You could use the S2S Status reporting task and filter the data on
Connection and, if need, on a specific connection name. It'll send you JSON
data containing the information about the queue (stats, size, backpressure,
etc).
Pierre
2018-03-08 6:12 GMT+01:00 Jon Logan :
> Hi All,
>
> I a
