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07-25-2017
04:48 PM
NiFi 1.2.0 added some alignment tools, but nothing is available NiFi 1.1.0. IN NiFi 1.20 you can select multiple components, right click to open context menu and select to align them vertically or horizontally.
----> These tools can't be used to align an entire canvas at once, but it gives you the ability to easily line up single rows or columns of processor components. In the future try to keep unrelated questions to different Hortonworks Community Connection (HCC) posts. Other HCC contributors are likely to miss questions asked within the context of an answer to another question. Thanks, Matt
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02-07-2018
02:52 PM
@Felix Albani Thank you for your feedback... I have made the correction.
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11-23-2017
04:14 PM
Thanks adding the nodes to all - nifi-resource policy fixed the same problem for me
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07-26-2017
02:35 PM
Thanks @Matt Clarke
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07-14-2017
01:21 PM
@Hadoop User The processor components all have tags associated to them and the associated documentation for each processor component is also embedded in the application under "help" (found in upper right corner menu). If you drag the add "Processor" icon to your canvas you will be presented with aadd processor UI. In the upper right corner is a filter box. Typing "syslog" or "hdfs" will reduce the list to those processors that share those tags. Clicking on a processor will display a brief description of the processor in the same UI near the bottom. Details documentation can be found in help or by right clicking on a processor already added to the canvas and selecting"usage" form the context menu that appears. As far as what processor you want to use depends on your complete use case. First you need to determine ho you are going to ingest this syslog data (ListenSyslog) processor is an option. As far as writing to HDFS, the PutHDFS processor is the likely choice. There are many processors available for manipulating NiFi FlowFile content between ingestion and writing out the data to a destination. Thanks, Matt
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12-17-2018
05:04 PM
@Eric Lloyd You may want to look in to using the SplitRecord processor instead of SplitContent. You could use a the GrokReader to split you log input. Here is a great article that includes a sample grok pattern for nifi log's format: - https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/131320/using-partitionrecord-grokreaderjsonwriter-to-pars.html - Thank you, Matt
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07-19-2017
04:20 PM
Thanks Matt. 🙂
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07-11-2017
07:08 PM
Wow the solution to remove the extra lines was creating a giant bottleneck... Hmm
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07-07-2017
01:16 PM
@Mark Heydenrych You may be able to use the ReplaceText processor to remove those blank lines from your input FlowFile's content before the SplitText processor. I did a little test that worked for me using the following configuration: This evaluates your FlowFile line by line and replace the line return (\n) on any line where the line starts with a line return with nothing. The effectively removes that blank line. After that my splitText reported teh correct fragment.count when I split the file. Thanks, Matt
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05-07-2018
04:48 PM
@srinivas p *** Forum tip: Avoid responding to existing answers with a new answer. Instead use comments to correspond within a single answer. - That being said, your environment is very different from environment in this original question. Far fewer nodes. Are you running same version of HDF/NiFi? - - I actually recommend starting a new question with your environment specific details. You'll get my traction answer wise that way. - Thanks, Matt
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