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Needs some examples, or at least a "Why" section

In order to understand why a project sh/would use NiFi, I would find it helpful to have some examples. I *think* NiFi is useful when a process needs to access tools on different computers in some sequential order. But maybe it's also useful when all the tools are running on a single computer? If so, what is its advantage over just piping output between tools? Also, can NiFi be used in the situation where there's a constant stream of incoming data, as opposed to a finite file of data to be processed? Enquiring minds want to know! Mcswell (talk) 18:22, 1 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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+== Needs some examples, or at least a "Why" section ==
+In order to understand why a project sh/would use NiFi, I would find it helpful to have some examples.  I *think* NiFi is useful when a process needs to access tools on different computers in some sequential order.  But maybe it's also useful when all the tools are running on a single computer?  If so, what is its advantage over just piping output between tools?  Also, can NiFi be used in the situation where there's a constant stream of incoming data, as opposed to a finite file of data to be processed?  Enquiring minds want to know! [[User:Mcswell|Mcswell]] ([[User talk:Mcswell|talk]]) 18:22, 1 November 2022 (UTC)