Hi Franco, If I understand your use case correctly, you do not ingest data continuously and would like PublishAMQP to disconnect after an idle period (when there are no messages to send to RabbitMQ). PublishAMQP is rather optimized for continuous / frequent data load and for this reason it pools the connection(s) and only disconnects when it gets stopped. Configuring idle timeout is not possible currently. The processor holds 1 connection per concurrent task so you can minimize the open connections by setting Concurrent Tasks = 1 (default) on the processor.
Best, Peter On Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 3:48 AM walter franco <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > I have a question and I need your help: > > I have a project (PoC) using apache nifi with PublishAMQP processor, > writing messages in RabbitMQ, and I see that the connections stay ACTIVE > always, don´t disconnect never (only stop the PublishAMQP processor). The > RabbitMQ has limite of the connections, so I need that diconnect in X > seconds or minutes. > > Is this possible disconnect? or How is it done to free the connections? > > Thanks > > Best regards, > Franco >
