- Apache NiFi Tutorial
- Apache NiFi - Home
- Apache NiFi - Introduction
- Apache NiFi - Basic Concepts
- Apache NiFi - Environment Setup
- Apache NiFi - User Interface
- Apache NiFi - Processors
- Apache NiFi - Processors Categorization
- Apache NiFi - Processors Relationship
- Apache NiFi - FlowFile
- Apache NiFi - Queues
- Apache NiFi - Process Groups
- Apache NiFi - Labels
- Apache NiFi - Configuration
- Apache NiFi - Administration
- Apache NiFi - Creating Flows
- Apache NiFi - Templates
- Apache NiFi - API
- Apache NiFi - Data Provenance
- Apache NiFi - Monitoring
- Apache NiFi - Upgrade
- Apache NiFi - Remote Process Group
- Apache NiFi - Controller Settings
- Apache NiFi - Reporting Task
- Apache NiFi - Custom Processor
- Apache NiFi - Custom Controllers Service
- Apache NiFi - Logging
- Apache NiFi Useful Resources
- Apache NiFi - Quick Guide
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Apache NiFi - Queues
The Apache NiFi data flow connection has a queuing system to handle the large amount of data inflow. These queues can handle very large amount of FlowFiles to let the processor process them serially.
The queue in the above image has 1 flowfile transferred through success relationship. A user can check the flowfile by selecting the List queue option in the drop down list. In case of any overload or error, a user can also clear the queue by selecting the empty queue option and then the user can restart the flow to get those files again in the data flow.
The list of flowfiles in a queue, consist of position, UUID, Filename, File size, Queue Duration, and Lineage Duration. A user can see all the attributes and content of a flowfile by clicking the info icon present at the first column of the flowfile list.
