Thank You mkalyanpur for ur response and i will try ... View more

@Bharadwaj Bhimavarapu General guidance here is these values should be set to 2 times the number of available cores and no more then 4 times the number of available cores on a single instance of NiFi. If you are running a NiFi cluster, these values are enforced per node. So a setting of 16 in a 4 node cluster equates to a total of 64 threads cross the cluster. Setting values to high just results in many more threads in cpu wait and will not help performance at all. Beyond increasing these value you need to be mindful of how many concurrent task you assign each of your processors. Some processor are more cpu intensive then others (meaning they take longer to complete a job holding the thread much longer). You can look at the "tasks/time =: stats on a processor to see if it thread are long or short running. For processors that have long running threads you want to be extra careful on how many concurrent tasks you assign them. Thanks, Matt ... View more

Hello @rian amrodin As @Wynner suggested, you should be able to route FlowFiles based on file size using 'gt()' EL function. However surprisingly, ListFTP and ListSFTP doesn't write 'file.size' attribute where it's supposed to do.. I submitted a JIRA NIFI-4041 and a fix for that. I hope it will be merged and available soon. Thanks for sharing your experience with Apache NiFi! https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-4041 ... View more

Please take a look at @Matt Clarke's response above on how to extract csv files only. It is the most straight forward way. ... View more

@Prakash Ravi There are only three processors which require a Distributed map Cache server: DetectDuplicate, FetchDistributedMapCache and PutDistributedMapCache. The rest will use zookeeper were applicable. To clear the state of a processor, just do the following steps Right click on a processor, select View state from the menu Then just click Clear state and the files will be listed again. ... View more

@Muhammad Umar What is the OS of the system? How is the partition mounted, xfs, ext4? Is this a VM or a bare metal server? What is returned when you run the command "mount"? ... View more

@Wynner thanks for your help now its working .. ... View more

@Akash S The optimum value for Maximum Timer Driven Thread count will be based on the number of CPU's your system has. Roughly we recommend between 2 and 4 times the number of CPU. So, if your system has 8 CPUs, assuming it isn't bear metal, then your max timer driven threads can be between 16 and 32. If you have a bare metal system, then you will have more room because of hyper-threading, so the values could be between 32 and 64. The Event Driven thread value can stay at 5, NiFi will not need more than that, no matter how many processors there are on the graph. ... View more