@dhieru singh The flow would look something like this: The output from the ListSFTP would go to the Remote Process Group which has the NiFi URL of one of the nodes. There will need to be an inport port at the root level of the NiFi UI, you will use to connect to from the ListSFTP And then the output from that port will go to the FetchSFTP, which in my example is in a process group Do you follow? ... View more

@dhieru singh You should set that property to the hostname for each of the nodes in the cluster. So, for node1, it would be nifi.remote.input.host=node1, and node2 would be nifi.remote.input.host=node2 and so on for each node. Then you'll drop a Remote Process Group on the UI. Have you ever used a Remote Process Group before? ... View more

@balalaika Try to telnet to smtp.gmail.com on port 25 from the command line on the system running NiFi, does it work? ... View more

@dhieru singh With 5 nodes, I would set the nifi.cluster.node.read.timeout and nifi.cluster.node.connection.timeout to 60 secs. In addition, I would set the nifi.cluster.protocol.heartbeat.interval to 15 secs instead of the default of 5 secs. ... View more

@dhieru singh Thank you for the clarification. From the discussion that was not clear to me. ... View more

@dhieru singh @Shu It will only use your local timezone if the system NiFi is running on is configured to use your timezone. If your system is configured to use GMT, then you will have to adjust your cron schedule to account for the time difference. ... View more