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06-14-2017
03:31 AM
Thanks for your help Matt. Due to restricted access to the site we ended up solving with a python script that monitors the Processor state via the Nifi API. Apologies I couldn't see this through to the end.
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06-08-2017
03:44 AM
Just checked an that property is already set to true. Is there anything else I should be looking for?
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06-07-2017
10:39 PM
Thanks for your reply Matt, it's a single instance nifi running on Windows. I'm heading into site in a few minutes to check that property.
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06-07-2017
10:18 AM
Hello. My company is using Nifi in a temporary solution to move some files around on a Windows Server. We have some other issues with the server that causes it to reboot often and we're finding that sometimes Nifi does not restart the processors on the box. Where should I look to find a cause for this and is there a way I can force start the processors automatically if they're stopped. We're trying to resolve the reboot issue but we're looking for Nifi to be as resilient as possible during this time.
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05-09-2017
11:51 PM
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Hi, I'm running Nifi 1.1.2 on docker and I have some questions about preserving state. We're using ListSFTP and GetSFTP to get some files from a client of ours. At the moment we have nifi.database.directory, nifi.flowfile.repository.directory, nifi.provenance.repository.directory.default pointing to a docker volume that resides on shared storage. Our aim is to make sure that if we need to kill a docker host, or a container that we can pick up where we left off with a new container. At the moment this seems to be working with data provenance, but not with the state of ListSFTP or with the flowfiles themselves. Is there a supported method of doing this with nifi and docker? Or is there some other kind of mechanism that will let us preserve ListSFTP state, Flowfiles and Data Provenance through a reinstall of a nifi docker container?
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