AzkabanCLI 
A lightweight Azkaban client providing:
A command line interface to run workflows, upload projects, etc.
A convenient and extensible way for building projects.
Sample
Below is a simple configuration file for a project containing a workflow with three jobs:
from azkaban import Job, Project
from getpass import getuser
PROJECT = Project('sample')
# properties available to all jobs
PROJECT.properties = {
'user.to.proxy': getuser(),
}
# dictionary of jobs
JOBS = {
'first': Job({'type': 'command', 'command': 'echo "Hello"'}),
'second': Job({'type': 'command', 'command': 'echo "World"'}),
'third': Job({'type': 'noop', 'dependencies': 'first,second'}),
}
for name, job in JOBS.items():
PROJECT.add_job(name, job)The examples directory contains another sample project that uses Azkaban properties to build a project with two configurations: production and test, without any job duplication.
Documentation
The full documentation can be found here.
Installation
Using pip:
$ pip install azkaban2 maintainers
Metadata
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