@JelenaS  Making a bucket public only only control whether an unauthenticated and authorized user can import flows from a bucket on to the NiFi instance. So ONLY make it public if you want anonymous users to be able to use your version controlled flows in that bucket.  Users must still be authenticated and authorized in order to commit new flows to a public bucket. As far as the global polices you set up for your "CN=<domainname>.net, OU=NiFi", that looks correct (don't need "write" on buckets), but is only correct if that string matches exactly what is coming from the certificates used on your secured NiFi instance(s) post and identity mapping happening on the NiFi-Registry server.  So check your nifi-registry.properties file for any configured Identity Mapping Properties: https://nifi.apache.org/docs/nifi-registry-docs/html/administration-guide.html#identity-mapping-properties For example: nifi.registry.security.identity.mapping.pattern.dn=^CN=(.*?), OU=(.*?)$ nifi.registry.security.identity.mapping.value.dn=$1 nifi.registry.security.identity.mapping.transform.dn=NONE with above and "CN=<domainname>.net, OU=NiFi", the string that would get checked for authorization in NiFi-Registry would be only "<domainname>.net" and thus be the string that would need to be authorized in instead of the full DN.   When you are authenticated in to your NiFi instance as your nifi_admin user, what exact string is displayed in the upper right corner of the NiFi UI?  Is it "nifi_admin" or "CN=nifi_admin, OU=NiFi" because whatever displayed there is going to be the exact user string that gets proxied to the NiFi-Registry. Also keep in mind that USER/CLIENT strings are case sensitive in both NIFi and NiFi-Registry.  Mapping transforms can be used to convert strings to all uppercase (UPPER) or all lowercase (LOWER). Hope this helps, Matt ... View more

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Thanks @MattWho for the quick response.  I can see the active thread in the top right corner of the processor which is hang forever. The max timer driven threads are not consumed, i will try to get the thread dump and see. I think i should contact provider of the processor (marklogic) as you suggested. Thank you.   ... View more

@VagnerBelfort    From your example, it appears you are looking to modify only the first line of your input file and your modification seems pretty simple. In that case, one possible solution is simply to use the ReplaceText processor to modify that first line to match you new modified structure.  Here is a ReplaceText processor configuration I used to accomplish your desired output:   Search Value (Java regular Expression):   ^"(.*?)":"(.*?)":(.*?)\{   Above contains 3 capture groups to capture the unique parts of your input we want to reuse. Replacement Value:   { "hash":"$1:$2:$3",   Make note of the added line return.  All characters are literals except the $1, $2, and $3 which get replaced with the string form each of the three capture groups from the Java Regex. Replacement Strategy: Regex Replace Evaluation Mode: Line-by-Line Line-by-Line Evaluation Mode: First-Line   If you found this response assisted with your query, please take a moment to login and click on "Accept as Solution" below this post. Thank you, Matt ... View more

I understand and got the solution to this problem then thank you for your help. Thanks MattWho.   ... View more

Hey Matt,  Thanks for you advise. I have followed the below approach and worked fine for my issue. Thanks for your help.   ${absolute.path:getDelimitedField('5','/')} ... View more

@nitinchauhan  Sharing details around your dataflow, processor being used, etc...  may help in getting engagement from the community. The output you shared shows a failed connection to the a NiFI rest-api endpoint (/nifi-api/system-diagnostics) because of connection refused.   Details on this processors configurations? What is seen in the logs of the target NiFi which this processor is trying to connect with?   Thanks, Matt ... View more