@Josh Elser @srinivas padala The "Read/Write" stats on the processor have nothing to do with writing to your SQL end-point. This particular stat is all about reads from and writes to the NIFi content Repository. This helps identify where in your flow you may have disk high disk I/O in the form of either reads or more expensive writes. From the screenshot above, I see that this processor brought in off inbound connections 35,655 FlowFiles in the past 5 minutes. It read 20.87 MB of content from the content repository in that same timeframe. The processor then output 0 FlowFiles to any outbound connection (This indicates all files where either routed to a an auto-terminated relationship). Assuming only the "success" relationship was auto-terminated, all data was sent successfully. If the "failure" relationship (which should not be auto-terminated here) is routed to another processor, the 0 "out" indicates that in the past 5 minutes 0 files failed. The Tasks shows a cumulative total CPU usage reported over the past 5 minutes. A high "Time" value indicates a cpu intensive processor. Thanks, Matt
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