Unlock the power of automated data processing with our S&P 500 Pipeline. This project demonstrates a streamlined approach to generate, transform, and store financial data using Airflow, a robust workflow automation tool. Whether you're a financial analyst, data scientist, or business professional, our solution offers efficiency, reliability, and ease of use.
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Task Decoupling: Gain unparalleled visibility into the workflow with decoupled tasks, enabling a detailed analysis of potential issues.
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Task Retry: Enjoy the flexibility to retry tasks in case of failures, ensuring the pipeline's resilience and accuracy.
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Automation: Schedule the pipeline to run during non-peak hours, automating the entire process for daily updates on S&P 500 companies.
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Batch Streaming: Leverage Airflow's capabilities for efficient batch streaming, providing real-time insights into financial data.
Imagine a scenario where a financial analyst needs daily insights into S&P 500 companies' sectors for comprehensive financial analysis. The S&P 500 data is updated on a daily bases as new stocks enter and exit the listing. Our pipeline addresses this challenge, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information is readily available.
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Extract: Gather data on S&P 500 companies.
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Transform: Aggregate the number of companies in each sector.
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Load: Store the transformed data in an SQLite database, providing a structured repository for analysis.
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Automation: Set the pipeline to run daily (Monday to Friday) for automated, up-to-date insights.
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Efficiency: Save time with automated workflows, allowing you to focus on critical analysis rather than manual data processing.
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Reliability: Rely on Airflow's proven capabilities for workflow management, ensuring consistent and accurate results.
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Customization: Tailor the pipeline to your specific analysis needs, ensuring flexibility and adaptability.
- Run the
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bash script using source to export necessary variables. - Create the SQLite database and table
Explore the user-friendly interface with Airflow's intuitive features: