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Restrict Threads for Process group

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Rising Star

Is there a simple way to restrict number of threads to a NIFI process group?. 

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Master Collaborator

In nifi there is no provision to restrict resources based upon process groups or processors, so the same goes for threads. 

but what you can do with your current request on limiting threads, you can run the processors which are part of one process group with default concurrent task 1 settings if not already done.

 

Thank You. 

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Master Collaborator

In nifi there is no provision to restrict resources based upon process groups or processors, so the same goes for threads. 

but what you can do with your current request on limiting threads, you can run the processors which are part of one process group with default concurrent task 1 settings if not already done.

 

Thank You. 

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Community Manager

@Althotta, Has the reply helped resolve your issue? If so, please mark the appropriate reply as the solution, as it will make it easier for others to find the answer in the future.  



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Vidya Sargur,
Community Manager


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Rising Star

I have achieved this using Wait and Noitfy which is working as per my use case.