Reset deployment exposure warning

[ralphotowo]

I have recently deployed Airflow to our Kubernetes cluster using the Helm chart. During the initial setup, Airflow was temporarily made accessible over the Internet and that resulted in the following warning:

Recent requests have been made to /robots.txt. This indicates that this deployment may be accessible to the public internet. This warning can be disabled by setting webserver.warn_deployment_exposure=False in airflow.cfg. Read more about web deployment security here

I have since locked down Airflow to be only accessible within our network, however I continue to see the warning above. I understand that I can set webserver.warn_deployment_exposure=False in Airflow's configuration file, however that will permanently disable the notice, something I'd like to avoid, just in case there's another exposure.

How can I reset or clear the notice until there's another exposure?

[potiuk]

This is based on LOG table. You can clear event with "robots" event.

[antonychumak]

can you do a little more?

[potiuk]

Ah. Mmissed that comment almost a year later, and certainly have not seen the down-thumbs. I have not realised someone might be disappointed by an answer that brings you closer to the answer.

The @Dewwi answer is one of the ways to do it. Generally if you ever need to do something with internal DB of airflow we went to a great length to produce the ERD diagram of it, specifically for that purpose https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow/stable/database-erd-ref.html - you can always consult it and fix it.

[Dewwi]

DELETE FROM log where event ilike '%robot%'

[kra5io]

DELETE FROM log WHERE event = 'robots';