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Using NiFi to transfer data between multiple Gitlab repos
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Created ‎07-24-2023 06:05 AM
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Hello experts, I am working on a project where I have two Gitlab instances available in two different networks i.e., A and B. I need to design a solution using NiFi to read data from certain branches of different Gitlab repos available in Network A and transfer the data in real time to the corresponding branches of the Gitlab instance in Network B. I will greatly appreciate if you could give me some high level idea to develop the solution using NiFi. If relevant, please mention some standard NiFi processor which can help read in this regard. Thank you
Created ‎07-24-2023 12:20 PM
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NiFi does not have any GitLab specific processor components. So you would need to develop your own custom GitLab processors or create your own custom script that you could execute using the ExecuteScript, or ExecuteGroovyScript NiFi processors.
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Thank you,
Matt
Created ‎07-24-2023 12:20 PM
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NiFi does not have any GitLab specific processor components. So you would need to develop your own custom GitLab processors or create your own custom script that you could execute using the ExecuteScript, or ExecuteGroovyScript NiFi processors.
If you found that the provided solution(s) assisted you with your query, please take a moment to login and click Accept as Solution below each response that helped.
Thank you,
Matt
