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AWS adds native Airflow interface to MWAA Serverless

AWS says Amazon MWAA Serverless now provides the native Apache Airflow interface for inspecting and operating workflows. Users can browse workflows, examine runs and individual tasks, read logs, view source code and versions, and start runs. The interface applies the permissions of the AWS identity opening it, allowing read-only access and restricting what each user can see. CloudTrail records its calls under that identity. Users can open it through the MWAA console, command line or API in every AWS Region where MWAA Serverless is available.
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