Hi Karri, The simplest way to do it to convert your attributes to json and then store it. you can use AttributesToJSON processor: https://nifi.apache.org/docs/nifi-docs/components/org.apache.nifi.processors.standard.AttributesToJSON/index.html Thanks, Jobin ... View more

Hi Narasimma, Few pointers, --> If the configurations are done correctly and you have loaded your client certificate to your browser, you will only be able to view the NiFi UI via https://localhost:port not http://localhost:port like in your screenshot. --> It looks like you are following the steps to get around it in an older version of HDF. Latest release, HDF-2.x gives us better ways to get SSL enabled with help of NiFi CA and tls-toolkit. please follow the below link for the same.(unfortunately you may not be able to do this in your sandbox where HDP is already installed) https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/58009/hdf-20-enable-ssl-for-apache-nifi-from-ambari.html --> In the Latest version we wont be using authorized-users.xml to configure user roles but instead an Initial Admin identity. Thanks, Jobin George ... View more

Hi @Sushant Bharti, 1) Simple way to schedule would be to use scheduler in the processor to run with cron/timer like below: In this case, the flow will be running, but the processor will only pull data at the time you specify, you can chose from options there. 2) The other way around this is to use nifi-api to start/stop the processors from outside: you can find details about this in the below question: https://community.hortonworks.com/questions/48445/executing-apache-nifi-through-a-shell-script.html#answer-48606 Thanks, Jobin George ... View more