By now, we know that we will be using Docker to run and execute airflow DAGs.
Docker is a great and simple way of running airflow in both development and small scale production environments.
At a larger scale in production, you would use something like Kubernetes and you would deploy airflow
using hundreds.
Or if you are using cloud environments, you would use something like Moi for AWS or Google Cloud Composer
for Google.
Coming back to what we will be doing in this course, I will walk you through how to structure a Docker
file and a docker compose file.
I can't wait to start this journey with you, and I hope to see you next where we will discuss the docker
file.