@David07
Welcome to the community.
NiFi-Registry would allow you to version control NiFi Process Group dataflows. You can then connect multiple NiFi instances/cluster to the same NiFi Registry which would allow those other NiFi's access to these version controlled flow definitions (if authorized correctly).
From within NiFi, you can also download process groups as flow definition json files. You can use these to create offline catalog of these flow definitions for ease of reuse in other NiFi instances/clusters. You can easily import a flow definitions to the canvas of a NiFi instance. For more details here, read the "Building a Dataflow" section of the NiFi User Guide. Importing and downloading flow definitions is covered in the "Process Group" section.
Tip: Building your dataflows using parameter contexts for properties that may have unique values per environments (URL, passwords, usernames, etc.) makes the process of sharing or moving flow definitions between NiFi deployments. Each environment may have different values assigned to the parameter contexts referenced in NiFi processors.
Cloudera offers a unique option for rapid multiple NiFi instance deployments through Cloudera Edge Flow Manager. This option requires a license with Cloudera to download this product. This tool allows you to construct a dataflows just how you would in NiFi and then deploy that dataflow to one or more agents (MiNiFi instances). This provides you with a central management location for managing multiple unique dataflow deployments to unique agents.
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Thank you,
Matt
