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1. Apache NiFi 1.27 Components in Cloudera DataFlow 2.9.0
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Review the prerequisites
This section helps you to examine the list of actions you must perfom before you start working on your function.
Register for Cloudera on cloud 60-day trial
This section provides information on the free Cloudera on cloud trial.
Develop and test a flow in Apache NiFi
This section walks you through designing your function by developing a data flow using NiFi on your local development workstation. Once the NiFi flow has been developed and tested, you will deploy it as a Cloudera DataFlow function in serverless mode using AWS Lambda.
Add the Telemetry Tutorial NiFi Flow as a function in Cloudera DataFlow
Before you can run the Apache NiFi flow in serverless mode on AWS Lambda, you must register it in Cloudera DataFlow service and download the Lambda DF function handler libraries.
Run the Cloudera DataFlow function in serverless mode in AWS Lambda
Now that you have developed the NiFi flow and tested locally, registered it as Cloudera DataFlow function in Cloudera DataFlow service, you are ready to run the function in serverless mode using AWS Lambda. For this, you will need to create, configure, test and deploy the function in AWS Lambda.

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