Airflow UI running on local host is uncomfortably slow. #13100
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Hello all! I'm currently trying to learn Airflow, and came across a simple How-To/Hello World example to run. This application is amazing, but the UI feels like its running super slow. The requests in the UI are always taking more than 5 seconds. When looking at the logs, the logs only show a request appearing 4-5 seconds after I made the request. I don't know if this is expected behavior, or if I'm doing something wrong. Any help would be great! |
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Turns out it wasn't an issue with Airflow at all! Yay! My DNS resolution was all sorts of messed up, and was taking 5 seconds. I guess I'll leave this up in case anybody gets as lost as me. For those unfortunate souls who were just like me, here are the links that saved me. They're ordered chronologically. Hope they help! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47066680/gunicorn-worker-exits-for-every-request |
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Turns out it wasn't an issue with Airflow at all! Yay! My DNS resolution was all sorts of messed up, and was taking 5 seconds.
I guess I'll leave this up in case anybody gets as lost as me.
For those unfortunate souls who were just like me, here are the links that saved me. They're ordered chronologically. Hope they help!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47066680/gunicorn-worker-exits-for-every-request
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52602107/how-to-get-the-user-set-computer-name-using-python-in-macos-sierra-high-sierra/53143006#53143006