Complete data orchestrationīefore Astro, teams using Airflow to manage their data ecosystems had two choices: they could build a bespoke framework and manage it themselves, or they could use a managed infrastructure service from one of the public cloud providers. As the commercial developers behind Apache Airflow, we’ve learned that Airflow is immensely powerful - but also that it’s only part of the solution for data pipeline management and orchestration. It’s then that management realizes that many business functions are dependent on the project - in the case of Airflow, on the data pipelines created and managed by it - and starts asking questions about reliability and maintainance costs.Īt Astronomer, we’ve worked with thousands of Airflow environments around the world, supporting companies ranging from startups to Fortune 100 businesses, and we’ve developed a deep understanding of their pain points and data orchestration needs. Highly successful open source projects like Spark and Airflow tend to be brought into an organization to solve a specific problem for a single team, and then go on to gain broader adoption, often ending up supporting critical day-to-day operations. In many organizations, Airflow already plays a prominent role in the data ecosystem.
It integrates data lineage to provide complete visibility into pipelines as they are run across projects, regions, and clouds.Īstro is available on Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, with Microsoft Azure support coming this summer. Created by the experts behind the Airflow and OpenLineage projects, Astro allows organizations to build data pipelines easily and quickly, run them reliably and efficiently, and observe them with clarity and context. Please contact your CSM or if you have any additional questions.We are thrilled to announce the release of Astro, a first-of-its-kind, fully managed data orchestration platform powered by Apache Airflow and OpenLineage, the de facto standards for workflow automation and metadata exchange. By March 1, learners will be unable to access Student Domains via Internet Explorer and will need to switch to a supported browser. Starting February 1, 2022, you and your students will begin seeing an in-app message alerting you to the change.
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