Imagine a world where writing Airflow tasks in languages like Go, R, Julia, or maybe even Rust is not just a dream but a native capability. Say goodbye to BashOperators; welcome to the future of Airflow task execution.
Here’s what you can expect to learn from this session:
- Multilingual Tasks: Explore how we empower DAG authors to write tasks in any language while retaining seamless access to Airflow Variables and Connections.
- Simplified Development and Testing: Discover how a standardized interface for task execution promises to streamline development efforts and elevate code maintainability.
- Enhanced Scalability and Remote Workers: Learn how enabling tasks to run on remote workers opens up possibilities for seamless deployment on diverse platforms, including Windows and remote Spark or Ray clusters. Experience the convenience of effortless deployments as we unlock new avenues for Airflow usage.
Join us as we embark on an exploratory journey to shape the future of Airflow task execution. Your insights and contributions are invaluable as we refine this vision together. Let’s chart a course towards a more versatile, efficient, and accessible Airflow ecosystem.
