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Try 3.1.2 released yesterday. There were number of n+1 (many database queries when querying for dags) issues solved in 3.1.2 - see the changelog. |
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Same problem here, also with a docker compose setup and multiple celery workers spanning different nodes. Currently running on |
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I have to work with it, Since version 3 it is unbelievably slow til current version 3.2.1. Together with the progressive scrolling, wow, so bad experience. Click -> 30 seconds -> Click -> 30 seconds -> scroll -> 10 seconds -> scroll etc. A simple Ctrl-F requires dozens of scrolls up and down to be able to search in the list of tasks and in the log. |
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I’m running Apache Airflow 3.1.1 using Docker Compose, and I’ve noticed that the Web UI is extremely slow when loading data — especially the main DAG list and DAG details pages.
We currently have about 90 DAGs, and everything else (scheduler, workers, etc.) seems to be functioning normally. However, the UI becomes noticeably sluggish, sometimes taking 20–30 seconds to render pages.
Here’s a simplified version of my setup:
Environment summary
• Airflow version: 3.1.1
• Executor: CeleryExecutor
• DB: MySQL on AWS RDS (db.r7g.large)
• Redis: hosted Redis cluster (for Celery broker)
• DAG count: ~90
• UI: AWS loadbalancer using HTTPS
• Serialized DAGs: enabled (STORE_SERIALIZED_DAGS=True)
The Airflow UI is slow:
• DAG list takes 10–20 seconds to load
• Clicking into a DAG detail or “Graph View” is also very sluggish
• Scheduler and workers seem healthy, tasks execute fine
• Database CPU/memory usage is normal
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