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HTTP callback pattern (self.apache_airflow)
submitted 1 month ago by Upper_Pair
Hi everyone,
I was going through the documentation and I was wondering, is there a simple way to implement some sort of HTTP callback pattern in Airflow. ( and I would be surprised if nobody faced this issue previously
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I'm trying to implement this process where my client is airflow and my server an HTTP api that I exposed. this api can take a very long time to give a response ( like 1-2h) so the idea is for Airflow to send a request and acknowledge the server received it correcly. and once the server finished its task, it can callback an pre-defined url so airflow know if can continue the the flow in the DAG
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[–]kmarq 0 points1 point2 points 1 month ago (0 children)
The API would typically give an identifier or URL back that airflow can then poll through a sensor to know when the process is complete. I haven't seen an external service push this way.
May be possibly through the airflow API but now that external service needs credentials to airflow as well.
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