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Configuration

This section describes how to configure the Informatica provider for Apache Airflow.

Connection Setup

Create an HTTP connection in Airflow for Informatica EDC:

  1. Connection Type: informatica_edc

  2. Host: Your EDC server hostname

  3. Port: EDC server port (typically 9087)

  4. Schema: https or http

  5. Login: EDC username

  6. Password: EDC password

  7. Extras: Add the following JSON:

    .. code-block:: json

    {"security_domain": "your_security_domain"}
    

Configuration Options

Add to your airflow.cfg:

.. code-block:: ini

[informatica]
# Disable sending events without uninstalling the Informatica Provider
listener_disabled = False
# The connection ID to use when no connection ID is provided
default_conn_id = informatica_edc_default

Provider Configuration

The provider configuration is defined in get_provider_info.py and includes:

  • listener_disabled: Boolean flag to disable sending events without uninstalling the provider
  • default_conn_id: Default connection ID for Informatica EDC

SSL and Security

The connection supports SSL verification control through extras:

.. code-block:: json

{
    "security_domain": "your_domain",
    "verify_ssl": true
}

Set verify_ssl to false to disable SSL certificate verification.