Error Tracking¶
Airflow can be set up to send errors to Sentry.
Setup¶
First you must install sentry requirement:
pip install 'apache-airflow[sentry]'
After that, you need to enable the integration by setting the sentry_on
option in the [sentry]
section to True
.
Add your SENTRY_DSN
to your configuration file e.g. airflow.cfg
in [sentry]
section. Its template resembles the following: {PROTOCOL}://{PUBLIC_KEY}@{HOST}/{PROJECT_ID}
[sentry]
sentry_on = True
sentry_dsn = http://foo@sentry.io/123
Note
If this value is not provided, the SDK will try to read it from the SENTRY_DSN
environment variable.
The before_send
option can be used to modify or drop events before they are sent to Sentry. To set this option, provide a dotted path to a before_send function that the sentry SDK should be configured to use.
[sentry]
before_send = path.to.my.sentry.before_send
The transport
option can be used to change the transport used to send events to Sentry, and possibly other Systems. To set this option, provide a dotted path to a Transport class that the sentry SDK should be configured to use.
[sentry]
transport = path.to.my.sentry.Transport
You can supply additional configuration options based on the Python platform via [sentry]
section. Unsupported options: integrations
, in_app_include
, in_app_exclude
, ignore_errors
, before_breadcrumb
.
Impact of Sentry on Environment variables passed to Subprocess Hook¶
When Sentry is enabled, by default it changes the standard library to pass all environment variables to
subprocesses opened by Airflow. This changes the default behaviour of
airflow.providers.standard.hooks.subprocess.SubprocessHook
- always all environment variables are passed to the
subprocess executed with specific set of environment variables. In this case not only the specified
environment variables are passed but also all existing environment variables are passed with
SUBPROCESS_
prefix added. This happens also for all other subprocesses.
This behaviour can be disabled by setting default_integrations
sentry configuration parameter to
False
which disables StdlibIntegration
. However, this also disables other default integrations,
so you need to enable them manually if you want them to remain enabled
(see Sentry Default Integrations).
[sentry]
default_integrations = False