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Generally all processors are executing within a single OS process started by a single user. The only case I can think of where one processor could execute at a higher level would be when using the ExecuteProcess/ExcuteStreamCommand processors... the command can be "sudo" and the args can be the command to execute. This assumes the user that started NiFi has sudo privileges.
Generally all processors are executing within a single OS process started by a single user. The only case I can think of where one processor could execute at a higher level would be when using the ExecuteProcess/ExcuteStreamCommand processors... the command can be "sudo" and the args can be the command to execute. This assumes the user that started NiFi has sudo privileges.