How to change the dag bag folder for Airflow web ui?
Solution 1
It looks to me like you have multiple Airflow installations. I think you have to check the UI in the Admin -> Configuration menu.
That will tell you which Airflow is active and set as AIRFLOW_HOME
and AIRFLOW_CONFIG
.
If the AIRFLOW_CONFIG
environment variable is not set, it will always default to your home directory. You'll have to set it to something like this:
AIRFLOW_CONFIG=$AIRFLOW_HOME/airflow.cfg
.
Solution 2
Change the Dag folder by using the following commands.
Open the .bashrc or .zshrc user file of the terminal
vi ~/.bashrc
Add the below commands in the file
export AIRFLOW_HOME='/var/www/html/airflow'
export AIRFLOW_CONFIG=$AIRFLOW_HOME/airflow.cfg
Run the .bashrc file by using the below command.
source ~/.bashrc
Now if you run airflow webserver, it will pick the dags from the AIRFLOW_HOME/dags directory.
aviral sanjay
Updated on June 26, 2022Comments
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aviral sanjay almost 2 years
Airflow scheduler is picking up the dags from the correct folder as per set in the airflow.cfg file. However, Airflow ui webserver is picking the dags from wrong folder. I realised this via looking at the stdout of the terminal in which airflow webserver is running:
[2018-10-08 14:26:48,519] [15535] {models.py:167} INFO - Filling up the DagBag from /home/aviral/airflow/dags
Note, my airflow.cfg file has:
# The folder where your airflow pipelines live, most likely a # subfolder in a code repository # This path must be absolute dags_folder = /home/aviral/dev/airflow_learning/airflow_home/dags
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chris.mclennon over 5 yearsAre you sure the webserver is using the same config file?
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aviral sanjay over 5 yearsIt was my folly, forgot to put the same environment variable.
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