Modern Data Orchestration

Build, run, and observe data pipelines-as-code with Astro, the cloud-native data orchestration platform powered by Apache Airflow™.

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Focus on your pipelines, not managing Apache Airflow

  • Build

    Build Faster

    Accelerate the development of data pipelines with tools that allow your entire data team to focus on code that impacts your business.

  • Run

    Run With Confidence

    Increase data availability with a reliable and efficient production runtime environment optimized for the cloud.

  • Observe

    See the Whole Picture

    Make sense of your data universe with real-time visibility and actionable insights across environments.

Data Loop
Data Loop
Apache Airflow

Apache Airflow is the de facto standard for expressing data flows as code, with a robust and growing community of data engineers, scientists, and analysts around the world.

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Unified Data Flows

Bring order to your distributed data ecosystem with a modern orchestration platform.

Unify You Data Flows

Choose Your Deployment

Astro

Fully managed,
deployed in your cloud or ours

Keep orchestration close to your data with a single-tenant data plane in your cloud or ours, no DevOps required. With a common control plane for data pipelines across clouds, you’ll sleep easy knowing your environment is managed by the core developers behind Apache Airflow.

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Fully Managed Airflow

Self Managed Airflow

Software

Self managed, deployed in your private cloud

Launch, manage, and secure Airflow environments with an enterprise-ready software platform built for the most demanding settings.

Learn About Astronomer

Work Locally and Control Astro from Your Terminal

Write, test, and run DAGs in a lightweight local development environment.


astro dev init
 > Airflow project Initialized!
 
 ├── Dockerfile # Base Airflow image
 ├── README.md
 ├── airflow_settings.yaml # For local connections
 ├── dags
 │   ├── example-dag-advanced.py
 │   └── example-dag-basic.py
 ├── include # Scripts, helpers, etc.
 ├── packages.txt # OS packages
 ├── plugins
 └── requirements.txt # Python packages