I’m running astro dev start on remote server and it is starting on 127.0.0.1 and thus I don’t have access to the Airflow UI. Is there any way to configure config.yml so that it is hosted on 0.0.0.0 ? Thanks
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Hey @eorrego
Astro CLI is for local development only, and you need to be on the server/VM to be able to connect to the Airflow UI. Astro CLI uses the Local executor which is suitable to dev/testing purposes.
For testing, you can also refer to this solution.
Or you can start a free trial version on Astro that allows you to access Airflow from the cloud and even chose between Celery vs Kubernetes Executor.
Thanks
Manmeet
You need import code in .astro/config.yaml or run astro config set airflow.expose_port true
airflow:
expose_port: “true”