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Example:
This concept is quite similar to parameter providers except that:
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| 1 | Discoverability Endpoints | The user must be able to define a discoverability endpoint that will be in charge of retrieving the relevant elements | Must Have |
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| 2 | Dynamic Listing of Allowable Values | The discoverability endpoint should be refreshable (similar to parameter providers) and this would update the list of allowable values where the components/values created by the discoverability endpoint can be referenced (example list of Kafka topics) | Must Have | |
| 3 | CI/CD consideration | Reference to the components should accept custom ID to support CI/CD pipelines. Imagine the following: NiFi in DEV - Confluent Cloud discoverability offers "Kafka Dev" cluster and "my_topic_dev" topic that is used in ConsumeKafka processor NiFi in PROD - Confluent Cloud discoverability offers "Kafka Prod" cluster and "my_topic_prod" topic that is used in ConsumeKafka processor When deploying the flow definition from DEV to PROD, it should be required to only change the discoverability endpoint, nothing else. In other words, when defining the discoverability endpoint and "refreshing" it, it should be possible to associate a custom name to the elements, so that this name can be used in the flow definition across multiple deployments. It means that it would be required from a user (or automated deployment process) to first define the discoverability endpoint and the mapping of the discovered elements before deploying the flow definition (similar to parameter providers and derived parameter contexts). |
Below is a list of questions to be addressed as a result of this requirements document:
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