GitHub user potiuk added a comment to the discussion: DockerOperator SSL Verification
I converted it into a discussion. It looks like you have an issue with self-signed certificates for your infrastructure. That's what usually "failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority" unless you have some misconfiguration of your infrastructure and for example remove all "built-in" certificates that are coming either from system of yours or Python. It's not really an "airflow" issue - it's more how you are configure SSL certificates used by Python packages to connect to the servers - you seem to have self-signed certificate or certificate signed by authority that is not in the "regular" certificates that Python uses. There are quite a few issues here and you can google it as well on how to make sure that Python certificates contain your self-signed certificates (look for self-signed here in the issues - you will likely find a few things you can try in your deployment - also if you ask for configuring self-signed certificates to be used by Python in Google. Depending on Python version and operting system - there might be different solutions and different ways as far as I know. Generally also better solution is to pay for a good certificate that is widely recognized by defaullt certification checks built-in. Paying for certificates or even using let's encrypt quickly rotating certificates on your server is a good approach. Especially if you consider thaat you are now trying to offload that to volunteers working in their free time mostly - developing software that you can use for free. It would seem resonable that your company can at least have some good certificates, or maybe instead find a way how to make their infrastructure works with such self-signed certificates for Python and all other tools. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/airflow/discussions/54290#discussioncomment-14051093 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
