Apache Airflow Meetup: Introduction and Running Airflow as a Managed Service

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A Google TechTalk, 2018/9/24, presented by Feng Lu
About the speaker: Feng Lu is a software engineer at Google where he leads the Cloud Composer service development. He joined Google in 2014 right after completing his Ph.D. in UC San Diego. He has a broad interest in system and networking with a focus on data processing & analytics. When not working, he enjoys playing with his two preschoolers at home.



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