Airflow Integration
Airflow Highlights
Introducing Control-M for Airflow
- Integration: Single orchestration and end-to-end visibility of Airflow DAG runs and Control-M data and application workflows.
- Advanced orchestration:All Control-M capabilities available to data teams while integrating with Airflow.
- Self-service access: Airflow pipelines can be accessed by IT operations, developers, engineers and business users.
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What’s New In Control-M 21: Managed File Transfer and Managed File Transfer/Enterprise
Control-M Managed File Transfer (MFT) and Managed File Transfer/Enterprise (MFT/E): Version 9.0.21 and 9.0.21.1
- Enhanced data security and protection: Get advanced encryption, both in transit and at rest, robust privacy measures, and granular access control.
- Integrations: Simplify file transfers across multi-cloud infrastructures with native support for cloud storage platforms such as Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, Google Cloud Storage, and Oracle Cloud Storage.
- Self-service access:New self-service web interface capabilities enable internal teams and external partners to easily manage their own file transfers.
Control-M Workflow Insights
- Application workflow observability: Increased confidence that SLAs are being met for Control-M users and IT leaders.
- Comprehensive control and management capabilities: Enhanced dashboards and reporting with constant telemetry and intelligent analysis on executing application workflows.
- Self-service visibility:In-depth application workflow reporting to help AppDev teams work autonomously.
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Introducing Control-M Workflow Insights
Release Highlights: Version 9.0.21
Provide freedom within the expanded and more efficient orchestration framework.
- Expanded orchestration: Orchestrate modern workflows by expanding the orchestration framework with integrations such as Airflow, cloud storage, and more.
- Increased efficiency: IT operations has access to new features that make it easier to create, manage, and monitor workflows in modern environments.
- Improved self-service and collaboration: Business users, developers and engineers are empowered with personalized self-service experience, through interfaces they are most familiar with, and within the framework of organizational site standards that IT operations can more efficiently define.