Hi all, To confirm, when using a NiFi Cluster, are the Relationship Settings the "Back Pressure Object Threshold" and "Size Threshold" per node node, or cluster-wide?
For example, if we have a 10 node cluster and set the Back Pressure Object Threshold to 100. Would we then expect the Relationship to queue up-to 1000 flowfiles prior to exceeding the threshold? We have the following setup: Update Attribute -----Relationship----> JoltTransform In our case, we set a 70,000 object threshold and have 7 servers in the cluster. When hovering on the Relationship's status bar, it says: "Queue: 100% full (based on 70,000 object threshold)" There's two things that don't make sense about that message: 1. The Relationship only has ~350,000 FlowFiles in it, for it to be 100% full, it would need 490,000. 2. There are 7 nodes in the cluster, so should the "based on xx object threshold" say "based on 490,000 object threshold"? We also have a 2GB "Size Threshold" set on the Relationship. The Relationship hover text reads: "Queue 36% full (based on 2GB data size threshold)". What doesn't make sense about this, is that the math doesn't make sense if you check it yourself. We have 7 nodes x 2GB each limit equals 14GB cluster-wide. Taking the reported value of 3.45 GB in the queue, divide it by 14, you get ~25%. That's a far 11% off from the 36% noted in the hover text. We are running 1.13.2 on these servers. All servers appear to be communicating and processing data, per the UI's NiFi Cluster overview (thread count, queue size, status, etc) Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. Thanks, Ryan
