Configure the processor for your data target

You can set up a data flow to move data into many locations. This example assumes that you are moving data into Apache Kudu using PutKudu. If you are moving data into another location, review Getting Started with Apache NiFi for information about how to build a data flow, and about other data ingest processor options.

You can set up a data flow to move data into many locations. This example assumes that you are moving data into Apache Kudu in a Real-time Data Mart cluster, using PutKudu. If you are moving data into another location, review Getting Started with Apache NiFi for information about how to build a data flow, and about other data ingest processor options.

You have created a machine user in CDP User Management and synchronized this user to your CDP Environment.

  1. Launch the Configure Processor window, by right-clicking the processor and selecting Configure.
  2. Click the Properties tab.
  3. Configure PutKudu with the required values.

    The following table includes a description and example values for the properties required to configure an ingest data flow into Kudu. For a complete list of PutKudu, see the processor documentation.

    Property Description Value for ingest to Kudu data flow
    Kudu masters Comma separated list of the fully qualified domain names (FQDNs) of the Kudu masters to connect to. These are the values you obtained in Meet the prerequisites before you began to build your data flow.
    Table name The name of the Kudu table into which you want to ingest data. This is the table you created in Create the Kudu target table.
    Kerberos Principal Specify the CDP User name you are using to perform this workflow. Specify the CDP User Name you created and synced with your CDP Environment in Meet the prerequisites.
    Kerberos Password Specify the password for the CDP User you are using to perform this workflow. For example: Password1!
    RecordReader The service for reading records from incoming flow files. AvroReader
    Kudu Operation Type

    Specify operationType for this processor. Valid values are:

    • INSERT

    • INSERT_IGNORE

    • UPSERT

    • UPDATE

    • DELETE

    UPSERT