You can setup ssl and encryption for all these connections. For celery you need
a broker that supports encryption (i.e. Rabbitmq) and for the db both Postgres
and MySQL support ssl connections.
I don't think a change in airflow is needed for this except configuration.
Bolke
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This might be relevant as well if you want to learn more about VPC :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HexrVfuIY1k
On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 6:39 PM, siddharth anand wrote:
> Hmn.. it looks like traffic within AWS's VPC is not encrypted.. so using
> TLS between all services is a
I haven't looked into it but would welcome a PR if you were to propose one.
We use SQL Alchemy for our ORM, so you may want to look at that for 1)
above.
We (Agari) run in AWS and run all our EC2-based services (e.g. Airflow
servers and the DB) within a VPC. I suspect the folks running in GCP
>From what I see, Airflow communicates with a couple sources:
1) SQL Store
2) Celery Broker
Does Airflow have any configurations which make it easy to encrypt all of
its communications or do we need to build custom solutions into Airflow?
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