Ryan, In later versions of NiFi (1.8.0 I believe) the validation is done in the background instead of in the web request, so stopped processors won't slow down the UI. We also do allow the user to select 1 or more components and disable/enable the components in bulk. Older versions did not allow for that.
Thanks -Mark > On Mar 27, 2019, at 1:58 PM, Ryan H <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi All, > > Is there a good way to change all processors on the canvas that are stopped > to a disabled state instead? The problem is that we have a large amount of > processors on our canvas that are in the stopped state which is killing the > UI performance (wouldn't want to go to each of the 2,000 stopped processors > individually and mark as disabled). We just learned that this isn't an issue > (with regard to UI performance) when processors are in the disabled state due > to the way status checks are performed. I'm sure this could be scripted with > NiPy or something else, but just wanted to throw the question out to the > community first before delving into this. > > Cheers, > > Ryan H
