Airflow OpenMLDB Provider
Overview
Airflow OpenMLDB Provider supports connecting to OpenMLDB. Specifically, connect to the OpenMLDB API Server.
Operators:
- OpenMLDBLoadDataOperator
- OpenMLDBSelectIntoOperator
- OpenMLDBDeployOperator
- OpenMLDBSQLOperator: the underlying implementation of operators above. Support all sql.
Only operators and a hook, no sensors.
Build
To build openmldb provider, follow the steps below:
- Clone the repo.
cdinto provider directory.- Run
python3 -m pip install build. - Run
python3 -m buildto build the wheel. - Find the .whl file in
/dist/*.whl.
How to use
Write the dag, using openmldb operators, ref simple openmldb operator dag example.
Create the connection in airflow, the name is openmldb_conn_id you set.
Trigger the dag.
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