Airflow
Adding Airflow to your decube connections helps your team to discover, document and monitor the quality of your pipelines.
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Adding Airflow to your decube connections helps your team to discover, document and monitor the quality of your pipelines.
General
Metadata — metadata extraction and display of asset information (tables, columns, schemas). Types collected: Data Job, Data Run, Data Task
Data Quality Monitors
Job Failure
General
Profiling
Preview
Data Quality
Configurable Collection
External Table
View Table
Stored Procedure
Data Quality Monitors
Freshness
Volume
Field Health
Custom SQL
Schema Drift
Airflow Username
Airflow User Password
Airflow API host address
Airflow API enabled and set to Basic Auth. See Airflow Documentation for this.
Airflow Version 2.3.0 and above (Version >= 2.0.0 and < 2.3.0 may not work fully)

Go to Security > List Users

Click on "+" to Add User

Insert information for new decube user
Username - suggested value: decube
Email - collectors@decube.io
Role - Minimum required Op (which is a default role from Airflow)
Password - Use a strong password

For decube to monitor your Airflow service, we will require that the Airflow API be publicly accessible or privately accessible to a SSH bastion host. Instruction on setting up a bastion host can be found here SSH Tunneling
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