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After the launch of Cloudera DataFlow for the Public Cloud (CDF-PC) on AWS a few months ago, we are thrilled to announce that CDF-PC is now generally available on Microsoft Azure, allowing NiFi users on Azure to run their data flows in a cloud-native runtime. 
With CDF-PC, NiFi users can import their existing data flows into a central catalog from where they can be deployed to a Kubernetes based runtime through a simple flow deployment wizard or with a single CLI command. CDF-PC provides a central monitoring dashboard for flow deployments and offers custom KPI tracking and alerting allowing customers to stay on top of what matters to them.

Figure 1: CDF-PC allows organizations to deploy their NiFi data flows to a cloud-native run time while providing central monitoring and cataloging capabilities

Country duo Florida Georgia Line confirmed in a recent interview that they are “taking a break,” but say they aren’t breaking up.
For the last decade, Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, also known as Florida Georgia Line, have influenced country music and have been credited with pioneering the bro-country sound. Their 2012 debut single, “Cruise,” was downloaded over 7 million times, becoming the best-selling digital country song ever, until it was unseated by Sam Hunt’s “Body Like a Back Road” five years later.
With hits such as “H.O.L.Y.,” “Simple,” and “Meant to Be,” the duo’s achieved unprecedented success in their brief career. In 2020, rumors began to swirl that FGL was splitting up after changes to social media pages no longer identified them as members of FGL, band members posted tributes to their time with the duo, and a tour was canceled and never rescheduled. The pair addressed the rumors publicly for the first time during an interview with PEOPLE at the opening of their Country Music Hall of Fame exhibit on Sunday (February 6).

 

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