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How to deploy Airflow DAGs

Airflow DAGs, short for Directed Acyclic Graphs, can be described as a set of tasks and dependencies that define a workflow in Airflow.

After creating and testing our DAG locally, we can deploy it to a production environment for execution.

Let’s take a look at how to deploy an Airflow DAG:

1. First, we have to configure Airflow in order to connect to our production environment. We can set up environment variables or configuration files to specify the required parameters for the Airflow environment.
2. Next, we have to package our DAG into a deployable artifact. This can be done in various ways, according to our deployment strategy.
3. Then, we have to deploy DAG to our production environment. This involves copying the artifact to a server, uploading it to a cloud service, or deploying it through a CI/CD pipeline.
4. Now, we can monitor DAG’s execution and manage it via the Airflow UI or CLI. This involves viewing logs, checking the status of individual tasks, and triggering or stopping workflows as needed.
5. Furthermore, we can update and redeploy DAG to our production environment as we make changes to DAG. Additionally, we have to You may need to coordinate with other teams or stakeholders to ensure a smooth deployment process.

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