Scenario: we have data that is ingested to the cluster via a Falcon process. It leverages a Falcon feed as an output to replicate the ingested data to a backup cluster. We'd like the feed to not replicate until the process has completed. We currently use a delay to semi-accomplish this, but it's not perfect. Question: How can we (if at all) tell Falcon to wait until the process has completed to begin replication? Currently we have process.xml code as below, which tells the Feed to start "now" but with a delay of 2 hours (this delay being specified in the feed.xml). To be clear, we have replication working and all that just fine -- we're just after a more elegant way for Falcon to only replicate after a process has confirmed completed. Is there a way? Process <outputs> <output name="hdp0001-my-feed" feed="hdp0001-my-feed" instance="now(0,0)"/> </outputs> Feed <cluster name="primary-cluster" type="source" delay="hours(1)"> <validity start="2015-12-04T09:30Z" end="2099-12-31T23:59Z"/> <retention limit="months(9999)" action="archive"/> <locations> <location type="data" path="/hdfs/data/path/to/my_table/"/> </locations> </cluster> ... View more