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First time login to Apache Airflow asks for username and password, what . . . 78 I've just installed Apache Airflow, and I'm launching the webserver for the first time, and it asks me for username and password, I haven't set any username or password Can you let me know what is the default username and password for airflow?
postgresql - Deploy Airflow with Helm Chart, pods stuck on wait-for . . . enabled: False dagProcessor: waitForMigrations: enabled: False and installing with helm upgrade --install airflow apache-airflow airflow --namespace airflow --create-namespace --values custom-values yaml But the DB needs to be initialized In my case the problem was postgresql pod was not reachable due to misconfigurations in kube-proxy
airflow users create command not working with 3. 0 version Run pip install apache-airflow-providers-fab to install fab auth manager and set the below variable in airflow cfg file to enable fab auth manager auth_manager = airflow providers fab auth_manager fab_auth_manager FabAuthManager After you set this, you should be able to create users using 'airflow users create' command
Refreshing dags without web server restart Apache Airflow In your airflow cfg, you've these two configurations to control this behavior: # after how much time a new DAGs should be picked up from the filesystem min_file_process_interval = 0 dag_dir_list_interval = 60 You might have to reload the web-server, scheduler and workers for your new configuration to take effect
How to reset a local airflow webserver users password I forgot my local airflow webserver password, it is possible to reset it? I tried to create a new user, but it say that my account already exists, so I would like to reset the password
python - How to trigger DAG in Airflow everytime an external event . . . As already mentioned in the question itself, airflow is not an event based triggered system, and it's main paradigm is to do a pre-scheduled batch processing Nervertheless, it's definitely achievable, in multiple ways: As suggested in the answer by @dl meteo, you can run a sensor (there are many supported, HTTP, FTP, FTPS and etc ) in a endless loop in a pre-defined interval (every 30s