- Enable HTTP(S) for Site-to-Site communication
- Support HTTP Proxy in the middle of local and remote NiFi
- Support BASIC and DIGEST auth with Proxy Server
- Provide 2-phase style commit same as existing socket version
- [WIP] Test with the latest cluster env (without NCM) hasn't tested yet
- Fixed Buffer handling issues at asyc http client POST
- Fixed JS error when applying Remote Process Group Port setting from UI
- Use compression setting from UI
- Removed already finished TODO comments
- Added additional buffer draining code after receiving EOF
- Added inspection and assert code to make sure Site-to-Site client has
written data fully to output
stream
- Changed default nifi.remote.input.secure from true to false
This closes#497.
- Populating component entities in the REST API to decouple key fields from the configuration DTOs.
- Added initial support for components in UI when access isn't allowed. Formal styling to come later.
- Removing the AuthorityProvider.
- Refactoring REST API in preparation for introduction of the Authorizer.
- Updating UI accordingly.
- Removing unneeded properties from nifi.properties.
- Addressing comments from PR.
- This closes#359.
- Addressing issues around remote process groups automatically issuing new account requests.
- Ensuring authorization issues are updated with status refresh.
Before this change, the host given out to clients to connect to a Remote
Process Group Input Port is the host where the NiFi instance runs.
However, sometimes the binding host is different from the host that
clients connect to. For example, when a NiFi instance runs inside a
Docker container, a client on a separate machine must connect to the
Docker host which forwards the connection to the container.
Add a configuration property to specify the host name to give out to
clients to connect to a Remote Process Group Input Port. If the property
is not configured, then give out the name of host running the NiFi
instance.
Koji Kawamura
Mark Payne
Matt Gilman
Aldrin Piri
Tony Kurc
joewitt
Chin Huang