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09-05-2016
12:30 AM
Thanks for your reply. I get it.
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09-02-2016
08:00 AM
When using a secured instance of NiFi the user either logs in with username and password or they are identified using their certificate. The user first attempts to access NiFi at which point an account is automatically created without any permissions. Then an administrator can grant permissions and you'll see them on that page you're showing above.
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12-02-2016
12:06 PM
yeah thanks.. append works.. \\n (double backslash) doesnt.. I was doing this while writing count to file.. it now works.. The count is: ${executesql.row.count:append('\n')}
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06-08-2018
08:13 AM
@Raghu Gurrala Hi Raghu Can you please help me in understanding how to load the data into OpenTSDB using Nifi alone?
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02-26-2016
04:28 AM
@ccasano I don't see any issues in having Isilon to store the workflow repositories. Isilon is scalable storage solution and based on my experience, Isilon can be a good solution based on
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01-21-2016
05:08 AM
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Thanks for reporting it and for providing the stack traces. Very helpful. I've filed an Apache NiFi JIRA for it https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-1417
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10-25-2015
11:57 PM
Thanks, Joe. I'm aware of Java 8 dropping those settings, wherever they decided to have permgen be now, good choice there with defaults in bootstrap. I now realized that I got thrown off by off-heap vs non-heap, was thinking of the off-heap memory for this reason. I realize there's no off-heap memory used in the product.
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10-25-2015
05:30 PM
Yes, Joe, I had something like snappy in my mind as a good middle ground between size and performance. As a minimum, a compression level property should be exposed to the operator to balance an existing compression protocol between speeed/cpu load and network traffic volume.
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10-26-2015
04:29 PM
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I'm surprised it wasn't @bbende@hortonworks.com who wrote this article 😉
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12-14-2015
07:30 PM
It's actual title is "Hadoop and Kerberos: The Madness Beyond the Gate" —there's an HP Lovecraft theme of "forbidden knowledge which will drive you insane" which is less a joke and more commentary. it's actually rendered on gitbook If you are working with Kerberos, get a copy of the O'Reilly Hadoop Security book too. My little e-book was written to cover the bits that was left out: to extend rather than replace. Finally, being open source: contributions are welcome
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