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@cubocicloide/stack-airflow

v2.0.4

Published

dude stack plugin for an Apache Airflow project — organized DAGs & plugins, native or Entra ID SSO, optional AWS ECS Fargate IaC with the ECS executor.

Downloads

102

Readme

@cubocicloide/stack-airflow

dude stack plugin for an Apache Airflow project:

  • Airflow 3 in Docker Compose (api-server, scheduler, dag-processor, triggerer) — one image, extra packages via a pinned requirements.txt
  • Organized, lint-enforced layout: one DAG per file, shared lib/ defaults, plugins as registered packages (dude lint, rules AF001–AF010)
  • Sign-on choice at init: native user DB or Microsoft Entra ID OAuth (--sso native|entra-id), via the FAB auth manager
  • Example DAGs: TaskFlow ETL, dedicated-container runs on ECS (EcsRunTaskOperator) and Kubernetes (KubernetesPodOperator), and a simulated AWS Batch compute-intensive pattern (fan-out/reduce with dynamic task mapping, real BatchOperator path included)
  • Reference plugin (ops_toolkit): DAG-run listeners, Jinja macros and a custom WorkdayTimetable
  • Optional IaC (--iac aws-ecs): Terraform for AWS ECS Fargate — ALB + api-server, core service, RDS Postgres, S3 task logs, Secrets Manager (dude iac secrets), CloudWatch dashboard + optional email alarms, and hybrid executors (LocalExecutor by default — no Fargate cold start; per-task opt-in to a dedicated container via the AWS ECS executor); dude iac migrate runs airflow db migrate as a one-off task, dude iac status/logs cover day-2 monitoring

Usage

dude init --stack airflow my-airflow
dude init --stack airflow --sso entra-id --iac aws-ecs --yes my-airflow

See the generated project's README.md and docs/ (via dude docs) for the full guide.