Airflow DAG: Coding your first DAG for Beginners

Airflow DAG, coding your first DAG for Beginners.

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Starting with Apache Airflow can be difficult.
What is a DAG? What is an Operator? How DAGs are scheduled? so many questions. Well, you've come to the right place!

In this video, you will discover how to code your first DAG, the core concepts to understand and how to schedule your DAG.

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[MarcLamberti]

Thank you all for your warm feedback ❤ Here is another video to create a more advanced pipeline with AWS and Snowflake:

Enjoy ❤

[the.republictrader]

Thank you so much. It was a helpful project to understand the basics of DAG, Airflow, Python Operator in Airflow and sharing data between tasks. Appreciate the work that you have been putting in here. You're definitely the best instructor on udemy for a reason. Cheers Mate!

[TheMarlonfelix]

I can't express how grateful I am to you for sharing this content here with us on youtube.
Thank you and keep doing this excellent job.

[RemiAdeleye]

This was a great tutorial - easy to conceptualize and a great example which was easy to follow. It's a great feeling to look at your data team's airflow github repo and actually understand what the DAGs are doing when you didn't know how airflow worked an hour ago!

[BD_warriors]

You are the best teacher I have ever seen before.

[madhavkotha]

Superb Narration about Airflow, with one video and simple example you cleared all my basic doubts. Thanks a lot.

[umanageswari]

Clear explanation for the beginners. Thank you!

[wumbo]

this is very clear and insightful for me as a beginner, thank you! Can't wait to try it on my own

[alauddinm]

amazing explanation of the first DAG creation in airflow! Thanks a lot

[sewingwithcope]

Wow this was such a great tutorial! Very easy to understand and can’t wait to try it myself!

[elitziri]

You are a killer instructor! Following your tutorials feels like drinking French vanilla. Thumbs up!

[Abdiaspeguero]

love it, great video to start getting hands on airflow! please keep making more videos like these using different and more complex scenarios.

[rajivjani]

Thank you for sharing! I learned something new today! I appreciate your time!

[afzalandthedreams]

Hi Marc!, I noticed you used the BashOperator in the example pipeline @13:16 Could you please explain why you chose BashOperator over PythonOperator in this case? Also, how do you typically decide which operator to use when designing your DAGs?
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge...I really appreciate your efforts!

[vasudevgupta]

Wow thanks man, that was a really good video. I learned a lot more than airflow.

[Tech_world-bqmw]

Simple, To-point and well explained. 🔥🔥

[marouaneghoulami]

Merci beaucoup Marc, bon courage.

Thank you sir, i really enjoyed learning while watching your video. Its the first time I discover your channel, definitely I'll be sharing it with my colleagues

[RobertAlexanderRM]

Marc you are incredibly good at explaining. Perfect balance between details and conciseness! Finished this exercise succesfully at the first try! One thing I still do not understand is how can I have a task launch some external python programs that are managed in their own virtual environments by Poetry? Thanks

[shankashyap]

Excellent your way of teaching is - Thank you

[Leonardo-jvls]

Amazing explanation. Fast and clear. Thank you a lot.