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Hello,
When an MWAA environment is stuck in a state that is not "available" it should time out after a few hours and result to an "Update Failed" state. You can see a similar re:Post question at [1]. For configuration or requirements updates it is always recommended to test the environment on the local runner [2] before deploying to MWAA. See our best practices guide at [3].
If you are still experiencing this issue I would recommend you open a case with AWS Support at [4] so we can assist you in determining a root cause, as we will require access to information about your environment.
Hope this helps!
[2] https://github.com/aws/aws-mwaa-local-runner
[3] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/mwaa/latest/userguide/best-practices-dependencies.html
Was there a solution to this issue? We have the same issue. Also, the local runner doesn't run on my machine. I've opened on issue on the repo, but it's hard to test when your local runner doesn't work.
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I just received this error as well starting around 2023-01-26 01:21:02 UT. Did not update anything in MWAA prior to this. The airflow-MyAirflowEnvironment-Worker log shows this may be related to a python package dependency?
We are running airflow v2.2.2 using MWAA. Apparently we cannot just upgrade to 2.4.3 via the AWS console (UI gives an error "unable to upgrade"). To resolve this issues, we found we had to specify exact python package versions in a requirements.txt file. To determine the acceptable package versions, run a worker task that just does
pip freeze
and look at the logs. Then update the requirements.txt to reference these versions, before referencing/uploading to MWAA.Long term, I expect we will eventually need to start up a fresh MWAA env with the latest airflow version.