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@nejm hadj Also, see this https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/961/a-collection-of-nifi-examples.html
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Created 02-29-2016 11:02 AM
@nejm hadj Adding more information based on your comments
You should stick with NiFi and use built in processor to ingest the data from various social media sources.
Please do read docs.
In NiFi, the contents of a FlowFile are accessed via a stream, but in Flume it is stored in a byte array. This means the full content will be loaded into memory when a FlowFile is processed by the ExecuteFlumeSink processor. You should consider the typical size of the FlowFiles you'll process and the batch size, if any, your sink is configured with when setting NiFi's heap size.
Created 02-04-2016 11:23 AM
nifi templates Link
Created 02-05-2016 09:53 AM
thnx , i'am confused about what i will use for streaming data ( nifi or flume)to hdfs ,what is the difference between this plugins ,my goal is streaming data from social media (facebook ,instagram,website,mobile) . i can use them together ??
Created 02-05-2016 11:14 AM
@nejm hadj nifi is a visual tool, flume is not. You can work with nifi and flume together as nifi has flume processors. Once you try nifi you won't need to look at flume.