An end-to-end GoodReads Data Pipeline for Building Data Lake, Data Warehouse and Analytics Platform.
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An end-to-end GoodReads Data Pipeline for Building Data Lake, Data Warehouse and Analytics Platform.
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This project demonstrates how to build and automate an ETL pipeline written in Python and schedule it using open source Apache Airflow orchestration tool on AWS EC2 instance.
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An end-to-end GoodReads Data Pipeline for Building Data Lake, Data Warehouse and Analytics Platform.
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