
Join Astronomer at Airflow Summit 2023
September 19-21 | Marriott Downtown at Eaton Centre, Toronto, Canada
See how Astro can help you build pipelines faster,
run at scale with confidence and control,
and make sense of your entire data ecosystem.
Get 30% off tickets with discount code: 30DISC_ASTRONOMER
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Supercharge Apache Airflow with Astronomer
Discover how Astro, a fully managed service for Apache Airflow, can help you effectively manage and streamline your data pipelines for optimal efficiency and productivity.
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Effortless Onboarding: Easy setup, authoring workflows, seamless orchestration
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Scalable Infrastructure: Auto-scaling, high availability, no infrastructure hassles
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Enhanced Collaboration: Effortless teamwork, intuitive UI, best practices with testing & CI/CD
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Powerful Monitoring and Alerting: Comprehensive monitoring, proactive alerts
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Extensive Integrations: Seamlessly connect to popular databases, cloud services, and tools

(After) Party Under The Stars
Wednesday, September 20th • 6:30pm - 10:00pm
After a rewarding day of learning about Airflow, it's time to unwind and have some fun under the open sky.
Join us at the official Airflow Summit After-Party where you can relax, mingle, and connect with fellow Airflow enthusiasts. Get ready to groove to live beats, indulge in appetizers and drinks, and let the good times roll!

Become Airflow Certified!
During the Airflow Summit, you have the opportunity to take an Airflow Certification exam at no extra cost (a $150 value).
The workshop will include an optional 20-minute preparation period and a Q&A session featuring Marc Lamberti, the Head of Customer Education at Astronomer. Following this, you will proceed to take the exam using your own laptop in the designated room.
There are two certification levels available:
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Apache Airflow Fundamentals (Beginner): Tests for core Airflow concepts, including DAGs, tasks, operators, scheduling, and basic DAG-writing best practices.
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DAG Authoring for Apache Airflow (Advanced): Tests for advanced Airflow functionality such as dynamic tasks, TaskFlow API, and templating.
Astronomer Sessions @ Airflow Summit
A New SQLAlchemyCollector and OpenLineageAdapter for Emitting Airflow Lineage Metadata as DAGs Run

By Michael Robinson
Software Engineer, Developer Relations
Airflow - Under the hood

By Utkarsh Sharma
Senior Software Engineer
Airflow at Faire: Democratizing ML feature store framework at scale

By Rafay Aleem, Victoria Varney
Airflow for Everyone, presented by Astronomer

By Viraj Parekh
CTO, Field/Founder
An Introduction to Airflow Cluster Policies

By Philippe Gagnon
Senior Solutions Architect
Beyond Data Engineering: Airflow for Operations

By Ryan Hatter
Mgr, Airflow Reliability Engineering
Building an Open Source Data Warehouse

By Jonathan Leek
Solutions Engineer
Event-based DAG parsing - no more F5ing in the UI

By Bas Harenslak
Solutions Data Architect
Future of the Airflow UI

By Brent Bovenzi
Senior Software Engineer - Frontend
Guided tour to DAG authoring

By Jed Cunningham
Staff Software Engineer
Micropipelines: A Microservice Approach for DAG Authoring using Datasets

By Vikram Koka
SVP, Engineering
Nurturing an Open Source Community is Like Tending a Garden

By Julien Le Dem
Chief Architect
Opportunities to join the Airflow (docs) community

By Laura Zdanski
Senior Technical Writer
Supporting the vast Airflow community: Lessons learned from over 100 Airflow webinars

By Kenten Danas
Lead Developer Advocate
The Faces of Airflow: A peek into the past and future

By Viraj Parekh, Kaxil Naik, Jarek Potiuk, Ash Berlin-Taylor & Marc Lamberti
The Future of Airflow: What Users Want

By Viraj Parekh, Jarek Potiuk, Rafal Biegacz & John Jackson
Things to Consider When Building an Airflow Service

By Viraj Parekh & Pete DeJoy
To Debug a DAG: The Airflow Local Dev Story

By Daniel Imberman
What Everybody Ought to Know about Airflow

By Marc Lamberti