Apache Airflow on Windows 10 using WSL (Ubuntu)
Introduction
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Prerequisites
Before getting started, ensure that you have the following prerequisites in place:
- Windows 10 with WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) installed
- Ubuntu distribution installed through WSL
- AWS account with the necessary permissions
Connecting Apache Airflow to your personal AWS account
To connect Apache Airflow to your personal AWS account, follow these steps:
- Install and configure Apache Airflow on your Ubuntu WSL instance.
- Set up an AWS IAM role with the necessary permissions to perform the desired activities.
- Configure the Airflow connection in the airflow.cfg file with the appropriate AWS credentials and role ARN.
- Create an AWS connection object in your Airflow DAG.
- Use the AWS connection object to perform activities such as creating, deleting, and updating AWS resources.
Connected Organization Considerations
When connecting Apache Airflow to your personal AWS account, keep in mind the following considerations:
- Ensure that your AWS account is configured to work with connected organizations.
- Grant the necessary permissions to the Airflow service account in the connected organization.
- Use AWS Organizations to manage multiple accounts and enforce policies across them.
References
- Book: Apache Airflow - Designing, Building, and Operating Data Engineering Systems
- Article: Setting up Apache Airflow on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
- Online Resource: AWS Airflow Integration
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