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I can't figure out if this is satire or not.

I believe that says a lot about open source projects released in recent years.



From out of nowhere it jumps into a list of problems with cron being cron. I kind of see your point.


I think looking at the discussions here is even more surreal.

Airflow, Prefect, Dagster, Kedro,... it appears there are now a lot of tools that I never heard of and never needed, despite me doing exactly what all of them try to solve with Hadoop and MapReduce.


Hadoop? MapReduce? Never heard of those and sound crazy. I solve my data problems just using unix tools.


Airflow is analogous to Oozie in the Hadoop ecosystem.


Thanks for clarifying :)


I introduced Airflow to replace a precarious collection of cronned scripts in our ETL workflows and have never looked back.

The ability to rerun a failed DAG from a given task was ideal for the situation we found ourselves in at the time with a dependency on a Hadoop cluster that was starting to fail.




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