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macOS: Logging into NiFi

macOS: Logging into NiFi - Apache NiFi Tutorial

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macOS: Logging into NiFi

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- [Instructor] This movie is for you if you're running Apache NiFi on a Mac OS or Linux-based machine. Now that we have NiFi up and running, let's take a look at the NiFi app log. This is where the logs for your Apache NiFi server are generated. Now within this log file, you should find an admin password that is automatically generated for you when you run your NiFi server. Simply grep for the generated keyword, and you should find a username and password that you can use to log into NiFi. Now, you can choose to use this generated username and password, but it's kind of hard to remember. You can easily change the username and password by using a script that NiFi has provided, the nifi.sh script called set-single-user-credentials, and specify your own username and password. Here my username is loonycorn, and the password is loonypassword, and this is what I'll use to log in to NiFi. Once you've updated your…

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