Why do you need workflow engines in data engineering?
What is a workflow engine?
Many years ago I thought using if-statements and such are the only way
to control the execution flow of my programs.
I didn't even know about workflow engines, BPMN, and tools like camunda, airflow and such.
But now as a data engineer workflow engines and tools like Apache Airflow have become an important part of my data engineering toolbox.

In this video I give you some reasons why it might be helpful to use workflow engines on your data engineering projects and also share some engines that I’ve already used.

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