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[AIRFLOW-4739] Add ability to specify labels per task with kubernetes executor config #5376
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…d labels Allow task definitions to specify labels on the worker pods that execute that task by specifying an extra field in executor_config like so `executor_config={"KubernetesExecutor": {"labels": {"foo":"bar"}}}`
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…d labels (apache#5376) Allow task definitions to specify labels on the worker pods that execute that task by specifying an extra field in executor_config like so `executor_config={"KubernetesExecutor": {"labels": {"foo":"bar"}}}`
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…d labels (apache#5376) Allow task definitions to specify labels on the worker pods that execute that task by specifying an extra field in executor_config like so `executor_config={"KubernetesExecutor": {"labels": {"foo":"bar"}}}`
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…d labels (apache#5376) Allow task definitions to specify labels on the worker pods that execute that task by specifying an extra field in executor_config like so `executor_config={"KubernetesExecutor": {"labels": {"foo":"bar"}}}` (cherry picked from commit f457b1f)
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I want to be able to add arbitrary labels to an airflow worker pod. For example, I want to specify this in the task definition:
And have my worker pod have the label
test:label
.My main use case for this is for auditing. We audit our kubernetes cluster by tags, attributing cost based on how much resources the pod uses.
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