Hi, I have 1M files flowing per second. flowfile: This is a standard [flowfile name="11" size="1KB"........ timestamp="2018-01-21 10:00:00.00000000"][end of file] extract text property .*(\[flowfile(.*?")\]).* replacetext $2 As I have "[flowfile" as constant in every file and I need only data between "[flowfile" and "][end of file]", I have set extract text as above. I can see around 1500-2000 files are being processed persecond (concurrent processors=1, if set to 4, 6000-8000 files/sec are processed. As, incoming files are 1M/s and outgoing are only 2000/s. There is a huge difference in incoming and out going. Could you please help me in increasing extract text performance. ... View more

I am using extract text with replace text as below Original string: _fwip="abc" new fwip in context as new_fwip="[This is \"new_fwip\""] and other text extract text properties abc: (_fwip.*")\] replace text properties search value: .* replace value: ${abc.1} I am getting the value _fwip="abc" new fwip in context as new_fwip="[This is "new_fwip"" In the replaced text I am missing \. Can you please help me to understand why I am missing \ Thanks for your help ... View more

I am having a YYYYMMdd folder in which I have files with YYYYMMddHHmm format. ex: /day/20171202/201712020000..201712022359 Can we zip the folder 20171202 to compress and put it back in the same location. ... View more

I am trying to put data in to hbase using puthbasejson. When trying to put a timestamp '2017-12-01 10:00:00' and a name like 'Donald, Mark', I am getting error (basically could not insert ":" and ","). I tried escaping them with "\", could not able to put. Can anyone suggest how to put the above values ... View more