How to use Apache Airflow CLI with Amazon MWAA

 By Medium - 2021-02-15

Description

Amazon MWAA (Managed Workflow for Apache Airflow) was released by AWS at the end of 2020. This brand new service provides a managed solution to deploy Apache Airflow in the cloud, making it easy to…

Summary

  • Amazon MWAA (Managed Workflow for Apache Airflow) was released by AWS at the end of 2020.
  • The Apache Airflow CLI and its use with Amazon MWAA Airflow has a very rich command-line interface that allows for many types of operation on DAGs, starting services, and support for development and testing.
  • In MWAA, not all commands are supported because as developers we cannot perform operations that might impact server resources or user management (e.g.
  • webserver, scheduler, worker, etc), but all commands related to monitoring, processing and testing DAGs are supported in the current version.
  • In this way you can call the commands in the Airflow CLI by typing:

 

Topics

  1. Backend (0.24)
  2. UX (0.09)
  3. Frontend (0.08)

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