I can propose much easier steps: 1. Download flume binaries - http://flume.apache.org/download.html and extract it somewhere (this is going to be a FLUME_HOME) 2. Download winutils and put it somwhere (f.e. C:/winutils/bin, in this case C:/winutils is going to be a HADOOP_HOME) 3. Copy all missed hdfs libs to your FLUME_HOME/lib (you can find them in your hadoop cluster, is always preferable to have exact the same versions as in /usr/hdp/current/hadoop or /usr/hdp/current/hadoop-hdfs) 4. Run flume agent with the following command: bin\flume-ng agent -name MyAgent -f conf/MyAgent.properties -property "flume.root.logger=INFO,LOGFILE,console;flume.log.file=MyLog.log;hadoop.home.dir=C:/winutils" ... View more

Just put everything to single config. Like Agent1.sources.. Agent1.sinks.. Agent1.channels.. Agent2.sources.. Agent2.sinks.. Agent2.channels.. Note, is possible to manage those agent separately (ambari will split them) and each one will run in a separate process ... View more

Replace <ok to="get_run_date" /> With <ok to="join-fork-actions" /> In general each of the "subflows" should end up with the join node. ... View more