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Airflow Job: Run a DAG using API
Hi mmmall,
Thank you for the response. Based on the screenshot here looks like the Fabric portal is calling the Airflow API using a session cookie, not a bearer token. Because of this internal authentication flow, it is not possible to reproduce the same call externally using a client-credentials token or any token we generate ourselves.
Currently fabric does not provide a public API to directly trigger a DAG inside an Apache Airflow Job, that is why your direct API calls fail even with a valid token.
The only supported approach is to trigger a Fabric item for example like a Notebook or Pipeline using the Fabric REST API and run the logic there.
Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa
Hello Anjan,
Have you been trying out your proposed solutions, before proposing them - Do they work for you? Here if I try to do that, it apparently uses a Cookie instead, which is not a JWT decodable token.
Hi mmmall,
Thank you for the response. Based on the screenshot here looks like the Fabric portal is calling the Airflow API using a session cookie, not a bearer token. Because of this internal authentication flow, it is not possible to reproduce the same call externally using a client-credentials token or any token we generate ourselves.
Currently fabric does not provide a public API to directly trigger a DAG inside an Apache Airflow Job, that is why your direct API calls fail even with a valid token.
The only supported approach is to trigger a Fabric item for example like a Notebook or Pipeline using the Fabric REST API and run the logic there.
Thanks and regards,
Anjan Kumar Chippa