The Astronomer Blog: Data Orchestration Insights & Guides

October 10, 2017

Using Apache Airflow® to Create Data Infrastructure in the Public Sector

Learn why ARGO chose Apache Airflow® to build and maintain data infrastructure. Find out how they transform basic public services with Airflow.

August 3, 2017

Data Format Types: CSV, JSON, & XML Demystified

Explore common data format types (CSV, JSON, XML) & understand their pros, cons, & ideal use cases. Learn how to choose the right format for your data needs.

July 18, 2017

Why Every Data Scientist Needs a Data Engineer

Get to know the roles and responsibilities of data scientists and data engineers. Learn why data engineering and data science go hand in hand.

July 17, 2017

What Exactly Is a DAG?

Learn what a DAG is and how it's used in data pipelines. Explore benefits, real-world examples, and FAQs in this comprehensive guide.

June 28, 2017

Data Engineering Platform Astronomer Closes $3.5M Financing

Learn how Astronomer, a data engineering platform, closed $3.5M in new financing, led by Wireframe Ventures in San Francisco and CincyTech in Cincinnati.

June 20, 2017

Normalizing Data for Warehouse Centralization

Knowing the options for storing data will help you make the right decisions for your company when you’re ready to take this step.

February 28, 2017

Apache Airflow® and the Future of Data Engineering: A Q&A with Maxime Beauchemin

Hear from Maxime Beauchemin – a data engineer at Airbnb and creator of their data pipeline framework, Airflow – about the future of data engineering.

December 20, 2016

Our Open Source Philosophy

Get to know how the open-source approach helps drive growth and innovation. Learn why it’s worth investing in open-source components like Apache Airflow®.

December 14, 2016

Why Is My Data Playing Hard to Get?

Learn more about the different types and properties of hard-to-reach data with great potential. Find out how to access, organize, and store it effectively.

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