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| Fact | Apache NiFi | Siddhi |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | NiFi runs in a JVM on a host operating system and can be installed from a downloaded ZIP archive. | Siddhi can run embedded as a Java or Python library, as a microservice on bare metal or a VM, in Docker, or on Kubernetes. |
| Integrations | The component catalog lists connectors for Kafka, AWS services, Azure services, Google Cloud, databases, HDFS, Elasticsearch, MQTT, Slack, FTP and many other systems. | Supported event sources and destinations listed include Kafka, NATS, RabbitMQ, HTTP, gRPC, JMS, MQTT, Amazon SQS, Google Pub/Sub, email, files, and WebSocket. |
| License | The project uses Apache License Version 2.0 and distributes LICENSE and NOTICE files with source and binary packages. | The Siddhi license page identifies Apache License 2.0. |
| Security | The project homepage lists HTTPS, configurable authentication, multi-tenant authorization, and encrypted communications such as TLS and SSH. | WSO2 asks vulnerability reports to be sent privately to its security mailing list and says initial response time will be under one hour. |
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NiFi suits teams that need to automate and monitor data movement among systems, with adjustable flow controls and provenance tracking. It can also suit deployments that need clustering or smaller edge-device setups through MiNiFi.
Siddhi suits developers building self-hosted, event-driven systems with streaming SQL, stateful processing, and many connectors. It is relevant for analytics, integration, notifications, and rule-based decisions.