mjordyn commented on issue #43717:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/43717#issuecomment-2710420656

   > Thanks for the info @mjordyn! Can you share a snippet of where you're 
putting the sleep in your ECS task? It sounds like you're putting it at the 
beginning of your task, then your task does it's actual work, then you see the 
logs? Or did you replace the actual work with only a sleep? If you have an 
actual code snipped (or if you could reproduce what change you made) and share 
it, that would be tremendous :)
   
   Here's a highly simplified/psuedocode version of the code for one of the 
tasks with the sleep addition:
   ```
   import logging
   import argparse
   import time
   import anotherpackage
   import asecondpackage
   
   logging.basicConfig(level="INFO")
   logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
   
   def main():
       parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
       parser.add_argument('-a', '--arg_a', help='Arg a')
       parser.add_argument('-b', '--arg_b', help='Arg b')
       parser.add_argument('-c', '--arg_c', help='Arg c')
       parser.add_argument('-d', '--arg_d', help='Arg d')
       args = vars(parser.parse_args())
   
       time.sleep(10)
   
       logger.info("Starting task")
       logger.info("Logging something else")
   
       var1 = args['key1']
       var2 = args['key2']
       var3 = args['key3']
       start_time = time.time()
       
       client = get_client()
   
       files = get_file_list()
       file_count = len(files)
       for i, file in enumerate(files):
           if i % 100 == 0:
               logger.info(f"{(i/file_count) * 100} percent complete after 
{(time.time()-start_time)/60} minutes")
           process_file(file, client)
   
       logger.info("Finished task")
   ```
   
   The only difference between the first few logs showing up in the UI or not 
is whether or not the `time.sleep(10)` line was present or not. That sleep did 
not replace any actual processing code, it was purely an addition. When the 
sleep line was present, everything showed up in the Airflow UI. When it wasn't, 
the first 2 `logger.info` messages did not appear. The first `logger.info` 
message within the loop sometimes did not show up (and sometimes did), but all 
messages after that always did. Regardless of whether or not the sleep 
statement was present, all logs always appeared in the ECS task Cloudwatch logs.


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