With a Celery Executor could you have the workers behind a HorizontalPodAutoscaler to not always have a fixed number of workers or does something about Airflow prevent that kind of dynamic scaling?
Thanks for sharing knowledge. It is great video indeed. Can you post some content for single node and multi node concept of Airflow. What all components run on same machine/node and what all run on different machine/node. How different components work in conjunction with each other for Airflow execution .
Glad you like it. And thank you for being our first subscriber. Sequential and Local Executors are good example of how airflow manages running tasks on same machine. Whereas Celery and Kubernetes executors are normally utilised for multi node architecture. We will look into this in-depth on upcoming videos about how Kubernets Executors work with minikube and on AWS. meanwhile this may help you further limitlessdatascience.wordpress.com/2019/10/10/apache-airflow-architecture .
Run airflow on multinode kubernetes cluster - tutorial out now
th-cam.com/video/RqSYh3UI_Is/w-d-xo.html
At 5:12 you'll need to reedit the audio because there's an overlapping audio on the top of the main one.
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With a Celery Executor could you have the workers behind a HorizontalPodAutoscaler to not always have a fixed number of workers or does something about Airflow prevent that kind of dynamic scaling?
Thanks for sharing knowledge. It is great video indeed. Can you post some content for single node and multi node concept of Airflow. What all components run on same machine/node and what all run on different machine/node. How different components work in conjunction with each other for Airflow execution .
Glad you like it. And thank you for being our first subscriber. Sequential and Local Executors are good example of how airflow manages running tasks on same machine. Whereas Celery and Kubernetes executors are normally utilised for multi node architecture. We will look into this in-depth on upcoming videos about how Kubernets Executors work with minikube and on AWS. meanwhile this may help you further limitlessdatascience.wordpress.com/2019/10/10/apache-airflow-architecture .
@Jatin Run airflow on multinode kubernetes cluster - tutorial is out now
th-cam.com/video/RqSYh3UI_Is/w-d-xo.html
Good video
Dask Executor ..??