Thanks Peter for your response. Best, Franco
El jue., 10 de diciembre de 2020 12:11 p. m., Peter Turcsanyi < [email protected]> escribió: > 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 >> >
