Introducing Apache Airflow 2.9
- Kenten Danas Manager, Developer Relations
The Airflow 2.9 release brings significant enhancements to user-favorite features like data-aware scheduling, dynamic task mapping, and object storage.
The Airflow 2.9 release brings significant enhancements to user-favorite features like data-aware scheduling, dynamic task mapping, and object storage.
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