Astronomer Blog

The latest insights from our team of experts

May 15, 2023

How we optimized the Registry for performance across millions of page views

Ian Moritz , Software Engineer
Julian LaNeve , Senior Product Manager

Migrating the Astronomer Registry’s backend from Airtable to Postgres and a Golang REST API

May 3, 2023

Scale Airflow with confidence using Astro’s new Alerting capabilities

See how Astro can help you stay ahead of Data SLAs and commitments to stakeholders

May 2, 2023

Introducing Airflow 2.6

Apache Airflow 2.6 contains over 500 commits from over 130 contributors, adding up to 35 new features, 50 general improvements, and 27 bug fixes.

March 7, 2018

Announcing Astronomer Enterprise Edition

Our latest platform deployable in your cloud.

February 26, 2018

Announcing Astronomer SpaceCamp

The fastest way to ramp up your data team.

February 6, 2018

Announcing The Airflow Podcast

A podcast focused on sharing the open-source community's knowledge about Apache Airflow.

January 29, 2018

An Airflow Story: Cleaning and Visualizing Our Github Data

How we used Airflow to clean up a Github mess.

January 25, 2018

Improving Government Services With Apache Airflow: a Q&A With San Diego’s Chief Data Officer

Applying Airflow in the public sector to operationalize public data.

October 24, 2017

From Behavioral Analytics to Data Science With Astronomer

Being a stand-out company requires elevating product innovation within the organization and making sure that innovation isn’t reactive, but predictive.

October 10, 2017

Using Apache Airflow to Create Data Infrastructure in the Public Sector

When ARGO began exploring the technology required to build, operate, and maintain data infrastructure in the public sector, it’s no surprise they landed on Apache Airflow.

August 3, 2017

Data Formats 101

Business analysts generally encounter four main formats of data: JSON, XML, CSV, and TSV. So what are these types and why would we use them?

July 18, 2017

Why Every Data Scientist Needs a Data Engineer

The data scientist, the sexiest role of the 21st century, isn't actually very sexy. But it could be.

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