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Why does the Webserver WORKER TIMEOUT #16505
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@LChloe do you have installed all dependencies on webserver node? From logs it's visible that there are multiple missing. Is there anything in |
thank you for your reply.
Question 1 is due to the version of Google-Cloud-BigQuery is 1.28.0. #13131 Temporarily did not see some other error log output |
Hi, facing same issue on Airflow 2.0.1. Log is free from other error, but webserver shows |
I think you need to look in your Kubernetes logs. My guess is that some resources are missing and your gunicorn workers cannot start - but this is likely not an airflow problem, but a problem connected with your deployment. Examine your K8S logs. I heartily recommend K9S tool for that. it helps to analyse all-things-kubernetes, you will be able to easily browse logs generated by different part of the system and see the errors generated by kubernetes. |
Hi @potiuk my webserver log doesn't contain any errors. |
This is again, very hard to say without seeing azure service app logs. I am sure there must be some additional logs for the app service managing Airflow. Typically those kinds of problems occur with some resources not being available - connections, memory, disk, DNS querying service being slow, networking configuration, firewalls etc. All those might cause such result. Since there are no logs in Airflow about some errors or warnings, i think one of those might be the culprit. I think the only way to be able to help is to take a look at the app service logs and try to see what kind of resources are problematic. There is no known problem in 2.0.1 that i am aware of that is an obvious candidate that could cause it. Sorry I cannot help but some more digging from your side is needed. We need to be able to see the logs to be able to diagnose it. Unfortunately i know nothing about the Azure App Service to be able to tell you how to do it but there must be a way to review and diagnose all those various resources there as they are manged by the deployment service, not airflow. |
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Thank you for your suggestion, I think so, because using Docker Compose is normal. But I didn't see the K8S error log, I will try to use the K9S Tool you recommend. |
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Output error log when the webserver pod is started:
airflow.cfg:
I generated the image using Airflow2.0.2 Dockerfile as the base image:
My Yaml:
I think it also caused me to access WebServer very slowly
I would like to know what causes the following error and how to solve it。
Thank you very much
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