Airflow: How to setup log directory?
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I upload a dag file to the web page and when I click 'Graph View' -> ${my_dag} -> 'View Log', it shows:
*** Log file isn't local.
*** Fetching here: http://:8793/log/demo_dag/hello_task/2018-11-14T15:06:00
*** Failed to fetch log file from worker.
*** Reading remote logs...
*** Unsupported remote log location.
I have checked the airflow.cfg and find these config info:
worker_log_server_port = 8793
base_log_folder = /root/airflow/logs
My question is:
- How to setup IP address for log service (Only port is setup)?
- I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/..?
Any help is appreciated.
airflow airflow-scheduler
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
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I upload a dag file to the web page and when I click 'Graph View' -> ${my_dag} -> 'View Log', it shows:
*** Log file isn't local.
*** Fetching here: http://:8793/log/demo_dag/hello_task/2018-11-14T15:06:00
*** Failed to fetch log file from worker.
*** Reading remote logs...
*** Unsupported remote log location.
I have checked the airflow.cfg and find these config info:
worker_log_server_port = 8793
base_log_folder = /root/airflow/logs
My question is:
- How to setup IP address for log service (Only port is setup)?
- I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/..?
Any help is appreciated.
airflow airflow-scheduler
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
What is the file path to the log in/log?
– joeb
Nov 16 at 1:47
hey @joeb Thanks for your reply. The log file path is/root/airflow/logs(as in config file), but this path has full permissions (777).
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:43
What is the path to the file in your/logdirectory that you say has Airflow logging messages in it?
– joeb
Nov 16 at 14:03
@joeb thanks for your reply. The path is/root/airflow/logs, as shown in the config file.
– user2894829
Nov 19 at 5:21
In your second question "I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to/log/.." -- What is the full path to the file in/log/..that you are seeing which contains Airflow logging?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:44
add a comment |
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I upload a dag file to the web page and when I click 'Graph View' -> ${my_dag} -> 'View Log', it shows:
*** Log file isn't local.
*** Fetching here: http://:8793/log/demo_dag/hello_task/2018-11-14T15:06:00
*** Failed to fetch log file from worker.
*** Reading remote logs...
*** Unsupported remote log location.
I have checked the airflow.cfg and find these config info:
worker_log_server_port = 8793
base_log_folder = /root/airflow/logs
My question is:
- How to setup IP address for log service (Only port is setup)?
- I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/..?
Any help is appreciated.
airflow airflow-scheduler
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
I upload a dag file to the web page and when I click 'Graph View' -> ${my_dag} -> 'View Log', it shows:
*** Log file isn't local.
*** Fetching here: http://:8793/log/demo_dag/hello_task/2018-11-14T15:06:00
*** Failed to fetch log file from worker.
*** Reading remote logs...
*** Unsupported remote log location.
I have checked the airflow.cfg and find these config info:
worker_log_server_port = 8793
base_log_folder = /root/airflow/logs
My question is:
- How to setup IP address for log service (Only port is setup)?
- I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/..?
Any help is appreciated.
airflow airflow-scheduler
airflow airflow-scheduler
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
edited Nov 16 at 0:03
cricket_007
78.3k1142109
78.3k1142109
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
asked Nov 15 at 8:56
user2894829
417
417
What is the file path to the log in/log?
– joeb
Nov 16 at 1:47
hey @joeb Thanks for your reply. The log file path is/root/airflow/logs(as in config file), but this path has full permissions (777).
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:43
What is the path to the file in your/logdirectory that you say has Airflow logging messages in it?
– joeb
Nov 16 at 14:03
@joeb thanks for your reply. The path is/root/airflow/logs, as shown in the config file.
– user2894829
Nov 19 at 5:21
In your second question "I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to/log/.." -- What is the full path to the file in/log/..that you are seeing which contains Airflow logging?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:44
add a comment |
What is the file path to the log in/log?
– joeb
Nov 16 at 1:47
hey @joeb Thanks for your reply. The log file path is/root/airflow/logs(as in config file), but this path has full permissions (777).
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:43
What is the path to the file in your/logdirectory that you say has Airflow logging messages in it?
– joeb
Nov 16 at 14:03
@joeb thanks for your reply. The path is/root/airflow/logs, as shown in the config file.
– user2894829
Nov 19 at 5:21
In your second question "I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to/log/.." -- What is the full path to the file in/log/..that you are seeing which contains Airflow logging?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:44
What is the file path to the log in
/log?– joeb
Nov 16 at 1:47
What is the file path to the log in
/log?– joeb
Nov 16 at 1:47
hey @joeb Thanks for your reply. The log file path is
/root/airflow/logs (as in config file), but this path has full permissions (777).– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:43
hey @joeb Thanks for your reply. The log file path is
/root/airflow/logs (as in config file), but this path has full permissions (777).– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:43
What is the path to the file in your
/log directory that you say has Airflow logging messages in it?– joeb
Nov 16 at 14:03
What is the path to the file in your
/log directory that you say has Airflow logging messages in it?– joeb
Nov 16 at 14:03
@joeb thanks for your reply. The path is
/root/airflow/logs, as shown in the config file.– user2894829
Nov 19 at 5:21
@joeb thanks for your reply. The path is
/root/airflow/logs, as shown in the config file.– user2894829
Nov 19 at 5:21
In your second question "I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/.." -- What is the full path to the file in /log/.. that you are seeing which contains Airflow logging?– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:44
In your second question "I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/.." -- What is the full path to the file in /log/.. that you are seeing which contains Airflow logging?– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:44
add a comment |
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This can happen when the task status was manually changed (likely through the "Mark Success" option) and the task never receives a hostname value on the record.
The webserver is attempting to reach out to a server, with no name, to get logs for a task that never ran.
PS: Be careful running processes as the root user.
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
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I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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This can happen when the task status was manually changed (likely through the "Mark Success" option) and the task never receives a hostname value on the record.
The webserver is attempting to reach out to a server, with no name, to get logs for a task that never ran.
PS: Be careful running processes as the root user.
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
This can happen when the task status was manually changed (likely through the "Mark Success" option) and the task never receives a hostname value on the record.
The webserver is attempting to reach out to a server, with no name, to get logs for a task that never ran.
PS: Be careful running processes as the root user.
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This can happen when the task status was manually changed (likely through the "Mark Success" option) and the task never receives a hostname value on the record.
The webserver is attempting to reach out to a server, with no name, to get logs for a task that never ran.
PS: Be careful running processes as the root user.
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
This can happen when the task status was manually changed (likely through the "Mark Success" option) and the task never receives a hostname value on the record.
The webserver is attempting to reach out to a server, with no name, to get logs for a task that never ran.
PS: Be careful running processes as the root user.
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
answered Nov 16 at 1:46
joeb
2,08611519
2,08611519
I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
add a comment |
I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
I don't think I changed the task status. Actually, all tasks keep running and never finished. I am trying to find reasons and logs are not available.
– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:47
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
What is the status of the task that you're viewing?
– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:45
add a comment |
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What is the file path to the log in
/log?– joeb
Nov 16 at 1:47
hey @joeb Thanks for your reply. The log file path is
/root/airflow/logs(as in config file), but this path has full permissions (777).– user2894829
Nov 16 at 2:43
What is the path to the file in your
/logdirectory that you say has Airflow logging messages in it?– joeb
Nov 16 at 14:03
@joeb thanks for your reply. The path is
/root/airflow/logs, as shown in the config file.– user2894829
Nov 19 at 5:21
In your second question "I have setup directory for log service, why does it still go to
/log/.." -- What is the full path to the file in/log/..that you are seeing which contains Airflow logging?– joeb
Nov 19 at 13:44