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nifi logback.xml persistance

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New Contributor

Hi,

 

I am unfamiliar with Cloudera and tasked with enforcing a log retention policy on all services, currently working in NIFI. Our NIFIis part of CFM-2.2.3.2.

I have changes to make to logback.xml, but they are overwritten when a new process directory is created. What is the source of the config.zip that is downloaded to create the process directory and how can I rebuild config.zip to include a copy of logback.xml with my changes? I couldn't find this in the docs I had access to, nor clearly in the cloudera logs I examined. 

 

Many thanks in advance!

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Rising Star

logback.xml configuration must be edited with Cloudera Manager, You need to go to NiFi Service > Configuration and search for logback.xml. These property will preserve the custom logback.xml changes and will be added to the logback.xml created during process start  

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Hello,

 

You need to change this on Cloudera Manager > NiFi > Configs > Search for "logback_safety_valve"

Paste the complete contents of the logback.xml in logback_safety_valve

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New Contributor

Thanks for the direction.

Is there anyway to do this via command line/api call?

I'm maintaining code for deployment of clusters including this service to be deployed by other people. I would like this set "out of the box" for our config by way of a shell script or ansible

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In the following link you can find how to call Cloudera Manager API to modify Safety valves:
https://docs.cloudera.com/cdp-private-cloud-base/latest/configuring-clusters/topics/cm-api-set-snipp...

 

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