- Storing UGI so we can support multiple HBaseClientServices with different configs
- Creating nifi-hadoop-utils to hold utility code shared between HDFS and HBase processors
- Incorporating KerberosProperties into existing hadoop processors
This closes#281
Current implementation of DBCPConnectionPool was attempting to test if connection could be obtained via dataSource.getConnection().
Such call is naturally a blocking call and the duration of the block is dependent on driver implementation. Some drivers (e.g., Phoenix - https://phoenix.apache.org/installation.html)
attempts numerous retries before failing creating a deadlock when attempt was made to disable DBCPConnectionPool which was still being enabled.
This fix removes the connection test from DBCPConnectionPool.onConfigured() operation returning successfully upon creation of DataSource.
For more details see comments in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-1061
- Refactoring PutHBaseCell to batch Puts by table
- Adding optional Columns property to GetHBase to return only selected column families or columns
- Making GetHBase cluster friendly by storing state in the distributed cache and a local file
- Adding Initial Time Range property to GetHBase
- Adding Filter Expression property and custom validate to prevent using columns and a filter at the same time
- Creating an HBaseClientService controller service to isolate the HBase client and support multiple versions
- Creating appropriate LICENSE/NOTICE files
- Adding @InputRequirement to processors
- Addressing comments from review, moving hbase client services under standard services
- Making sure result of session.penalize() is assinged to FlowFile variable before transferring
Pierre Villard
Matt Gilman
Bryan Bende
Aldrin Piri
Jeff Lord
joewitt
Tony Kurc
Oleg Zhurakousky