Yandex Managed Service for Apache Airflow™ release notes
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Updated at April 10, 2025
November 2024
Added an option to select a configuration (vCPUs and RAM) for each cluster component when creating or editing it.
September 2024
- On July 16, 2024, Managed Service for Apache Airflow™ entered the General Availability stage and is now charged according to the pricing policy.
- Added the ability to run operations on an Apache Airflow™ cluster using the Yandex Cloud CLI, Terraform, and API.
June 2024
- Now Apache Airflow™ job logs are stored in Yandex Object Storage. This addresses the issue of unavailable logs on disabled workers after autoscaling is over.
- In Yandex Lockbox, you can now store the connections, variables, and configuration data used in DAG files. For more information, see Storing connections in Yandex Lockbox.
May 2024
Now you can assign to a cluster a service account it will use to access other Yandex Cloud services, e.g., Cloud Logging, Yandex Monitoring, and Yandex Lockbox. It also enables the use of the full Yandex Cloud SDK functionality when writing DAG scripts with no need for additional authorization setup.
April 2024
- Now you can install deb packages as dependencies when creating or updating a cluster.
- Now you will get a clear error text in case of issues when installing pip and deb dependencies. Moreover, if you specified incorrect packages, the update cluster operation will roll back, allowing you to edit the input without contacting support.
- Scripts in DAG files now run faster.