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Aidar Mamytov commented on AIRFLOW-5935:
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Figured out the problem. We're using Django in the project and it's logging is
somehow interfering with Airflow being able to write logs remotely. Closing
this issue
> Logs are not sent S3 by S3TaskHandler
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> Key: AIRFLOW-5935
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-5935
> Project: Apache Airflow
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: logging
> Affects Versions: 1.10.6
> Reporter: Aidar Mamytov
> Assignee: Aidar Mamytov
> Priority: Major
>
> When exactly is S3TaskHandler supposed to have its *s3_write* or *close*
> method called? The logs are written locally but are not appearing in S3.I've
> pdb-debugged my custom log_config.py file and Airflow reads configs
> successfully and loads *S3TaskHandler* configs successfully. I also
> pdb-debugged and checked another thing with print statements - whenever I try
> to open "_View Log_" for any task in the admin dashboard, it definitely calls
> *S3TaskHandler.s3_read* and *S3TaskHandler.s3_log_exists* and successfully
> connects to S3. I also checked if Airflow is able to connect to S3 in Python
> console: imported *S3Hook* and *S3TaskHandler* and tried to connect to S3,
> read objects and write new ones to my bucket - all good.
> The problem is that although Airflow is able to connect to S3 bucket and
> interact with it with read/write operations, it just does not upload logs to
> it. What might I do wrong or what do I not understand about airflow remote
> logging?
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