Course Outline

Review of Apache Airflow Basics

  • Core Concepts: Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs), tasks, and operators
  • Airflow Architecture and Components
  • Recap of Common Use Cases and Workflows for government

Optimizing Workflow Performance

  • Identifying Bottlenecks in Airflow Pipelines for government
  • Task-Level Optimization Techniques
  • Leveraging Task Retries, Parallelism, and Concurrency for government

Managing Complex Dependencies

  • Defining Dynamic Dependencies in Workflows for government
  • Handling Conditional and Branching Workflows for government
  • Using Task Groups and Sub-DAGs Effectively for government

Advanced Features in Apache Airflow

  • Creating Custom Operators and Hooks for government
  • Implementing Sensors for External Triggers for government
  • Integrating Third-Party Services and Plugins for government

Scaling Apache Airflow Deployments

  • Horizontal and Vertical Scaling Approaches for government
  • Using Celery Executors for Distributed Execution for government
  • Best Practices for Scaling in Cloud Environments for government

Monitoring and Debugging Workflows

  • Configuring Logging and Alerts for Workflow Monitoring for government
  • Using the Airflow User Interface (UI) and Command-Line Interface (CLI) for Troubleshooting for government
  • Identifying and Resolving Common Issues in Airflow Deployments for government

Securing Apache Airflow

  • Authentication and Access Control in Airflow for government
  • Protecting Sensitive Data and Environment Configurations for government
  • Implementing Audit Trails for Workflows for government

Enterprise Use Cases and Best Practices

  • Designing Robust Workflows for Production Environments for government
  • Leveraging Airflow for Data Engineering and Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) Pipelines for government
  • Exploring Real-World Case Studies of Scalable Airflow Deployments for government

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Apache Airflow for government applications
  • Familiarity with Python programming and workflow orchestration concepts
  • Experience in managing and deploying applications on Linux environments

Audience

  • Data engineers for government agencies
  • DevOps professionals for government projects
  • Software developers for government systems
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