Client/Server
Client/Server mode relies on a long-running Certificate Authority (CA) to issue certificates. The CA can be stopped when you're not bringing nodes online.
- 1. NiFi System Administrator's Guide
- NiFi System Administrator's Guide
- Configuration Best Practices
- Security Configuration
- User Authentication
- Multi-Tenant Authorization
- Encryption Configuration
- Encrypted Passwords in Configuration Files
- Administrative Tools
- Clustering Configuration
- State Management
- Bootstrap Properties
- Notification Services
- Proxy Configuration
- Kerberos Service
- System Properties
- Core Properties
- State Management
- H2 Settings
- FlowFile Repository
- Swap Management
- Content Repository
- File System Content Repository Properties
- Volatile Content Repository Properties
- Provenance Repository
- Persistent Provenance Repository Properties
- Volatile Provenance Repository Properties
- Write Ahead Provenance Repository Properties
- Encrypted Write Ahead Provenance Repository Properties
- Component Status Repository
- Site to Site Properties
- Web Properties
- Security Properties
- Identity Mapping Properties
- Cluster Common Properties
- Cluster Node Properties
- Claim Management
- ZooKeeper Properties
- Kerberos Properties
- Custom Properties
- NiFi System Administrator's Guide