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A mostly automated way to setup Airflow on a GCP VM with Terraform
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Getting historic weather data costs money. Getting recent weather data is free. So why not capture it yourself and build up a dataset?
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Linux Mint is AWESOME. BUT it is also build on top of Ubuntu which can make installng things like Docker a bit tricky using the typical commands. Use this Article to get up and going quickly.