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new 9be08cf9145 Mark Multiple Executor Configuration as stable (#46742)
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commit 9be08cf91453494d8272b6b91d9eb608249b209e
Author: Niko Oliveira <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Mon Mar 3 10:29:21 2025 -0800
Mark Multiple Executor Configuration as stable (#46742)
Multiple Executor Configuration (aka hybrid executors) has been released
for over half a year and will be almost a year when Airflow 3.0 is
released. With the release of Airflow 3 we can call it stable.
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@@ -115,9 +115,6 @@ Airflow tasks are executed ad hoc inside containers/pods.
Each task is isolated
Using Multiple Executors Concurrently
-------------------------------------
-.. warning::
- Multiple executor configuration is an alpha/experimental feature at the
moment and may be subject to change without warning.
-
Starting with version 2.10.0, Airflow can now operate with a multi-executor
configuration. Each executor has its own set of pros and cons, often they are
trade-offs between latency, isolation and compute efficiency among other
properties (see :ref:`here <executor-types-comparison>` for comparisons of
executors). Running multiple executors allows you to make better use of the
strengths of all the available executors and avoid their weaknesses. In other
words, you can use a specific execut [...]
Configuration
