Created 10-31-2016 11:58 PM
Created 11-01-2016 01:04 AM
Yes. You can install NiFi. The only thing I recommend is to not use the Ambari server dedicated for HDP. While it can work to add Nifi as another service with a few tricks, you will collide with HDP in regard to support and upgrades. Avoid that. You can even have your own Ambari server for NiFi, but that is probably overkill and you won't get much benefit as you would get if you were truly installing HDF.
Instead, you could use "How to install and start NiFi" installation instructions presented at https://nifi.apache.org/docs.html. In principle, you download an archived installation file, unarchive to your preferred location and start the NiFi service.
I assume that you understand the consequences of collocating NiFi with other client services deployed on the edge nodes. It depends on how you plan to use those client services and NiFi, but they could compete for resources.
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Created 11-01-2016 01:04 AM
Yes. You can install NiFi. The only thing I recommend is to not use the Ambari server dedicated for HDP. While it can work to add Nifi as another service with a few tricks, you will collide with HDP in regard to support and upgrades. Avoid that. You can even have your own Ambari server for NiFi, but that is probably overkill and you won't get much benefit as you would get if you were truly installing HDF.
Instead, you could use "How to install and start NiFi" installation instructions presented at https://nifi.apache.org/docs.html. In principle, you download an archived installation file, unarchive to your preferred location and start the NiFi service.
I assume that you understand the consequences of collocating NiFi with other client services deployed on the edge nodes. It depends on how you plan to use those client services and NiFi, but they could compete for resources.
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