Role-based access control (RBAC) in Apache Airflow - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to enable RBAC in Airflow configuration.

Apache Airflow

rbac = [1]

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ATrue

BNone

CFalse

DAuto

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Common Mistakes

Setting rbac to False disables RBAC.

Using None or Auto are invalid values for this setting.

Setting rbac = True in the Airflow configuration enables Role-Based Access Control.

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medium

Complete the command to create a new role named 'data_engineer' in Airflow CLI.

Apache Airflow

airflow roles create [1]

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Auser

Bdata_engineer

Cviewer

Dadmin

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Common Mistakes

Using existing role names like admin or viewer instead of the new role.

Misspelling the role name.

The command airflow roles create data_engineer creates a new role named 'data_engineer'.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to assign the 'Viewer' role to user 'alice'.

Apache Airflow

airflow users add-role --username alice --role [1]

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AViewer

BAdmin

Cviewer

Duser

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Common Mistakes

Using lowercase role names causes errors.

Using a role name that does not exist.

The role name is case-sensitive and should be 'Viewer' when assigning roles via CLI.

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hard

Fill both blanks to create a user 'bob' with email '[e-mail]' and assign the 'Admin' role.

Apache Airflow

airflow users create --username [1] --email [2] --role Admin --password secret

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Abob

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

Dadmin

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Common Mistakes

Mixing up username and email values.

Using incorrect email format.

The username is 'bob' and the email is '[e-mail]' to create the user correctly.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to list all roles, filter by name containing 'Admin', and sort by name descending.

Apache Airflow

airflow roles list | grep [1] | sort [2] [3]

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AAdmin

B-r

C-k

D-n

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Common Mistakes

Using wrong grep keyword.

Using sort options in wrong order or wrong flags.

Use grep Admin to filter roles containing 'Admin', then sort -n -r to sort numerically in descending order.