Better ETL with Managed Airflow in ADF
summary
Managed Airflow in ADF brings Apache Airflow as a PaaS inside Data Factory, with demos showing DAGs that run ADF pipelines asynchronously (async operator + sensor) and Databricks notebook-triggering via connection IDs; Git sync pulls Python DAGs from GitHub, but startup is slow (20–25 minute startup), secrets/key vault integration is brittle and env vars appear plain text, CLI/DevOps support is limited, autoscale exists but you can't pause or turn off the service, and the preview surface is change-prone.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02What is Apache Airflow
- 5:18Managed airflow in ADF
- 7:08ADF vs. Airflow
- 9:08Benefits of ETL as code
- 12:16Understanding DAGs and tasks
- 23:39Demo and configuration
- 47:00Conclusion and considerations
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