Apache Airflow using Google Cloud Composer: Introduction

Name: Apache Airflow using Google Cloud Composer: Introduction
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Guha Rajan M., B.Engg, MBA, PMP 164 Google Cloud Udemy

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Apache Airflow is an open–source platform to programmatically author, schedule and monitor workflows.

Cloud Composer is a fully managed workflow orchestration service that empowers you to author, schedule, and monitor pipelines that span across clouds and on–premises data centers. Built on the popular Apache Airflow open source project and operated using the Python programming language, Cloud Composer is free from lock–in and easy to use.

With Apache Airflow hosted on cloud (‘Google’ Cloud composer) and hence,this will assist learner to focus on Apache Airflow product functionality and thereby learn quickly, without any hassles of having Apache Airflow installed locally on a machine.

Cloud Composer pipelines are configured as directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) using Python, making it easy for users of any experience level to author and schedule a workflow. One–click deployment yields instant access to a rich library of connectors and multiple graphical representations of your workflow in action, increasing pipeline reliability by making troubleshooting easy.

This course is designed with beginner in mind, that is first time users of cloud composer / Apache airflow. The course is structured in such a way that it has presentation to discuss the concepts initially and then provides with hands on demonstration to make the understanding better.

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Guha Rajan M., B.Engg, MBA, PMPFounder and CEO - Capstone Solutions, Trainer

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Having over 25 + years of IT industry experience (Product development, Consulting & Training). His last engagement was with Oracle India (initially with consulting and then with Oracle university) , which was for more than 12 years. Prior to this, had worked with Cap Gemini (formerly iGate Global Solution), GE to name a few. Had managed projects and programs in Enterprise Resource Planning and Business Intelligence implementations in the range of 3000 man days with revenue about 6mil US$ per year. These projects are on industry domains, such as Oil and Gas, Process Manufacturing, Hi-Tech Retail & Telecom across the globe. Was awarded with pace setter , best managed project awards in recognition of efforts in project management. Was also instrumental in design, development and roll-out of Graduate Hire program on Oracle Products stack for partner IT services companies in recent times. Right from college was fascinated about devices and sensor interaction with computer, which made him focus on micro-controller in early 90's and that eventually attracted him towards field of Internet of things and Machine learning, AI these days. Due to his vast experience, he has crafted varied unique courses in Udemy related project management, Internet of things, database modeling and design. Has plans to create more, as his passion has been on knowledge acquisition and sharing. He Holds a degree in engineering (Computer science) with MBA and a certified PMP since 2007 Also certified recently in Python, IOT by NPTEL (Govt of India )

Specification: Apache Airflow using Google Cloud Composer: Introduction

Duration	4 hours
Year	2022
Level	Beginner
Certificate	Yes
Quizzes	Yes

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Duong Ho – August 17, 2019
Good section for the use cases especially when we need to provide reasons and justifications on why we should use a specific technology
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Monisha Mondal – September 23, 2019
1) Airflow Architectural overview is very poorly given. 2)No Hands or practice is given as of now. 3)Lecture are no fluent as it should be, due to that serious of the learning getting hampered. 4)Most importantly the explanation or session is missing detainees.
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Rahul Gupta – December 4, 2019
Good so far..
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Matheus Cortezi – February 22, 2021
Covers the topics proposed in the beginning, but sometimes feels like the content is too superficial. For example, SSH connection is mentioned and it would be very nice to see an example of one, but only a Google Cloud connection was shown, and to be honest, some steps were skipped and I had to figure out myself where to get the information. I would like to also have seen local python packages used in Composer, because my DAGS usually import functions from my own codes to run, and I’m having trouble importing those to Airflow, which gives me a module not found error in my UI and the DAG does not load.
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Ritika Kaushal – July 1, 2021
For Xcom topic example could have been more realistic
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