Setting Up Astro Project
astronomer/agentsSetting up an Airflow project can be simple with the Astro CLI. This guide shows you how to initialize a new project, add dependencies, and configure connections. You will learn the project structure and how to manage settings like variables and pools.
Using the astro dev init command creates a standard folder layout. You can add Python packages and OS packages easily. The airflow_settings.yaml file lets you set up connections and variables all at once.
This guide is perfect for anyone starting a new Airflow project or moving to Astro. It helps you get your development environment ready quickly and avoid common mistakes.
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