That is a scam not affiliated with Cloudera.   Do not work with them.   Do not use that website.   Do not email them.   Do not visit that website.   This is not from Cloudera. ... View more

file-login-provider is no longer a thing, maybe do single user   https://nifi.apache.org/docs/nifi-docs/html/administration-guide.html#user_authentication   https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/Apache-NiFi-user-authentication-creation-of-multiple-users/m-p/378285 nifi.security.user.login.identity.provider=single-user-provider ... View more

How many nodes?  How much RAM and CPUs per node?  Which version of NiFi?   Which version of JDK?   I recommend 128GB RAM, 32cores, 6 nodes+, JDK 21. Also for that many rows you probably want to use a real database and not the tiny cache server.   I would say Redis could work. ... View more

Did you try @MattWho https://community.cloudera.com/t5/Support-Questions/NiFi-upgrade-1-9-2-to-1-23-0/m-p/376353#M242873 solution.   I think best course is to always start fresh after updates and restarts to ensure nothing is lost. ... View more

You may need to update the JDK you are running NiFi with.  What version are you using?  What operating System?   Where did you download NiFi?  Move to NiFi 1.23.2, 1.24 or Cloudera's 1.23.1 version.   Bare metal?   VMs?   Docker?   K8?  Cloud?   ... View more

it's very hard to format a long call like that without wrapping it.   also you will need to fully list out directories so not /test.pdf but /the/actual/location/even/if/it/s/giant/test.pdf.  it may work.   you may also need to do /usr/bin/sshpass.   it is always easier to just write a simple runme.sh with the text in it, make it executable and test it.    also make sure nifi user has permissions to sshpass and if you are running on a cluster that all machines have that binary and have permissions ... View more

put your command in a shell script named yourscript.sh and make sure NiFi has execute permissions.  rsync can be very slow so make sure you have a long timeout on the command.   i have seen rsync take 5 minutes to 20 hours. ... View more

You need to work with a contractor or Cloudera support as that is four years of massive updates.   ListFile will lose tracking. Redis will remain cache (though it's in memory).   I would move away old files or grab the meta data as a checker.   It may require some updates to your coding style. Any state that is critical to long term processing should be stored in a permanent store and use so you can move to new versions.   Say store in Postgresql or Kudu.   Kudu makes a better cache. ... View more