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In Definitive Guide 4th edition mentioned like "Flume agent, which is a long-lived java process" what is the life span of this process?

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Hi @Mahesh Mallikarjunappa,

The Flume agent is typically listen to a logfile etc until it's aborted by an operator so that is where the"long-lived process" comes in.

For more info on Flume please visit - https://flume.apache.org/FlumeUserGuide.html

/Best regards, Mats

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Hi @Mahesh Mallikarjunappa,

The Flume agent is typically listen to a logfile etc until it's aborted by an operator so that is where the"long-lived process" comes in.

For more info on Flume please visit - https://flume.apache.org/FlumeUserGuide.html

/Best regards, Mats