Troubleshooting Common Issues in Apache Superset

Project Description

The following issues are the most popular issues regarding this project:

New docker installation comes with Error: Internal server error 500

An answer to your problem may be found on DockerHub’s page:

// Setup your local admin account
$ docker exec -it superset superset fab create-admin \
              --username admin \
              --firstname Superset \
              --lastname Admin \
              --email admin@superset.com \
              --password admin

// Migrate local DB to latest
$ docker exec -it superset superset db upgrade

// Setup roles
$ docker exec -it superset superset init

Running “docker-compose up” fails to compile successfully (Error on importing STR_NA_VALUES from pandas)

If you are encountering an error when running docker-compose up that is related to importing STR_NA_VALUES from pandas, it may be due to a compatibility issue between the version of pandas that you are using and the version of pandas that is required by Apache Superset.

To resolve this issue, you may need to update the version of pandas that you are using to a version that is compatible with Apache Superset. You can do this by updating the pandas package in your requirements.txt file, which specifies the packages that are required by your Docker image.

Here is an example of how you can update the pandas package in your requirements.txt file:

1. Open the requirements.txt file in a text editor.
2. Find the line that specifies the pandas package. It should look something like this:

pandas==X.Y.Z

3. Replace X.Y.Z with the version of pandas that is compatible with Apache Superset. You can find the required version of pandas in the Apache Superset documentation or by checking the pandas package’s compatibility with Apache Superset on the web.
4. Save the requirements.txt file and exit the text editor.
5. Run the docker-compose build command to rebuild the Docker image using the updated requirements.txt file.
6. Run the docker-compose up command again to start the Apache Superset container.

This should resolve the error and allow the Apache Superset container to start successfully. If you are still encountering issues, you may want to check the Apache Superset documentation or seek help from the community.

Cannot assign requested address in superset_init for docker-compose

If you are encountering a “Cannot assign requested address” error when running docker-compose to start Apache Superset, it may be due to a networking issue with the Docker container.

There are a few potential causes for this error:

1. The container may be trying to bind to a network interface that is not available or is already in use. You can try specifying a different network interface or port in the superset_init command to see if this resolves the issue.
2. The container may be unable to communicate with other containers or services on the network due to a networking issue. You can try troubleshooting the network connectivity between the containers to see if this is the cause of the error.
3. The container may be experiencing resource constraints, such as insufficient memory or CPU. You can try increasing the resource limits for the container to see if this resolves the issue.

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