Airflow Day 2022 on Google Open Source Live

Join us for the twenty-first Google Open Source Live event in our series; “Airflow Day 2022”!

Google Airflow experts will share updates on everything from How a Little CI/CD Can Go a Long Way, to Running Airflow on Kubernetes.

Throughout the event, our speakers will answer selected questions via the Live Q&A Forum. We’ll wrap up the event with an After Party.

Event:
Airflow Day 2022 on Google Open Source Live

Date:
Thursday, July 7th from 9:00 am - 11:00 am PST

Agenda:
9:00 Opening for Airflow Day 2022 on Google Open Source Live
Frank Guan, Product Marketing Lead, Google Cloud (Google)
Leah Cole, Developer Relations Engineer (Google)

9:02 Session 1: Happy DAGs + Happy Teammates: How a Little CI/CD Can Go a Long Way
Leah Cole, Developer Relations Engineer (Google)
With a small amount of Cloud Build automation and the use of GitHub version control, your Airflow DAGs will always be tested and in sync no matter who is working on them. Leah will walk you through a sample CICD workflow for keeping your Airflow DAGs tested and in sync between environments and teammates.

9:16 Session 2: Cloud Composer integration with Airflow Role-Based Access Control
Slawek Walkowski, Senior Software Engineer (Google)
Cloud Composer has been integrated with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Airflow UI and API hosted for Composer environments. Registering and logging into Airflow RBAC is automatic, thanks to a dedicated login handler, and both Cloud IAM and Airflow RBAC access control configurations are enforced. In addition, Cloud Composer also offers automated registration of roles and DAG-level permissions based on DAGs folder structure.

9:29 Airflow and User Code Isolation
Mateusz Henc, Senior Software Engineer (Google)
This session is about the current state and future plans of making Airflow user-code proof and more reliable.

9:47 Session 4: Running Airflow on Kubernetes (based on Cloud Composer and GCP)
Rafal Biegacz, Senior Engineering Manager (Google)
The presentation will describe how you can run Airflow on Kubernetes and what are the most important Kubernetes features that Apache Airflow benefits from. You will learn how to deploy Apache Airflow using either Cloud Composer or Apache Airflow Helm Chart on Google Kubernetes Engine on Google Cloud Platform.

10:11 am After Party

11:00 am End

Reasons why you should attend this virtual event LIVE:

1. Selected questions will be answered by our speakers in real time! The Live Q&A Forum will be open during the event from 9:00 am to 10:11 am PST.
2. Join in on the after party fun, where you can participate in an exciting quiz, and hear from our speakers and emcees immediately following the event!