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Hi @deebify, this would require some mechanism to stop and disconnect a node in C1, do the same for all nodes in C2, copy the flow.gz from C1 to C2 and restart all nodes in C2 (which can take a long time depending on the flow.gz size). If you want to switch over in case of failure in C1, your flow in C2 is very likely outdated and/or the cluster is not running anyways due to the flow sync. Another problem would be which cluster is running the flows, primary node processors etc. I dont see a point in this and NiFi is pretty failure tolerant by itself. Since this is more of a NiFi than Stackable question i would suggest to ask on the NiFi mailing list for advice for this topic. Malte |
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Can you setup a NiFi disaster recovery by setting up to NiFi cluster C1, and NiFi C2 with the same configuration. and in case of any cluster failure I can switch to the second cluster with synced flow?
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