elt_workshop | ELT workshop materials

by dyvenia Jupyter Notebook Version: Current License: MIT

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elt_workshop is a Jupyter Notebook library. elt_workshop has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

ELT workshop materials.

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elt_workshop is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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Install elt_workshop

We'll be using GitHub, Docker, Prefect Cloud, and Airbyte during the workshop. To save everyone's time, please make sure you have at minimum Git + Docker with Airbyte images set up before we begin (as it needs to download quite a lot of data).
create a Personal Access Token: LINK
make GitHub remember the credentials: git config --global credential.helper store
Windows/Mac: LINK
Linux: LINK
NOTE Linux-only (it's built into Docker on other systems).
Run the following commands:. Once you see an Airbyte banner, the UI is ready at localhost:8000. This concludes the set up. Hit CTRL+C to spin down Airbyte.
Note: you will need to provide your credit card details.
go to https://cloud.prefect.io
register for the "Starter" plan
Note: you will need to provide your credit card details (they have 20,000 task runs/month free tier, which for personal and educational use is basically infinite. It's also very easy to delete the account after the workshop.)
create an API key: click on the face logo in top right corner, then Account Settings -> API Keys click "CREATE AN API KEY" choose a name, eg "dyvenia_elt_workshop" choose an expiration date (for us a month is enough) click "CREATE" provide the token as the value of auth_token in .prefect/config.toml.EXAMPLE and rename the file to config.toml
add the key to docker/.env as PREFECT_API_KEY
download: LINK
install extensions: Python, Python Docstring Generator, Live Share
pull the ELT workshop repo (provide your personal access token as password if required): git clone https://github.com/dyvenia/elt_workshop.git

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