

✅ Create a new connection in Apache Airflow ¶ Important to note that the command shown above binds cql-proxy to localhost (127.0.0.1), meaning it is not reachable (by Airflow) from outside the server instance. cql-proxy -bundle ~/local/astraCreds/secure-connect.zip \ -bind 127.0.0.1 \ -username token \ -password AstraCS:rtFckUZblahblahblahblahblahblaha3953d799a525 You can run cql-proxy (in the foreground) from the command line in this way, like this:

Binding it to the listen IP of the server instance.Using the Secure Connect Bundle downloaded in the previous section.
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There are a few ways to install and run DataStax’s cql-proxy, as outlined in cql-proxy.īe sure to start cql-proxy with the following settings: ✅ Start Cql Proxy ¶ĭataStax’s cql-proxy is designed to function as an intermediate connection point to allow legacy Apache Cassandra applications to connect to DataStax Astra DB using its new Secure Connect Bundle. Scroll down to where the keyspaces are listed, and click the Add Keyspace button to create a new keyspace. ✅ Create the keyspace airflow ¶įrom the Astra DB dashboard, click on your database name. Installation ¶ ✅ Download and install ¶įollowing the Apache Airflow reference documentation download and install the software. This article was written for Apache Airflow version 2.2.3 on MacOS with Python 3.9. You should install `python3` and `pip3` (local deployment of Airflow) or Docker (docker).

You should Download your Secure Connect Bundle.
