Hello Saiprasad, I'm glad to hear about your interest in Airflow. The focus of Airflow development is on better support for configuration as code based workflow development. For a lot of Airflow users, NOT using a drag+drop UI to configure pipelines is one of the major selling points.
One could certainly build a drag+drop DAG configuration tool that sits on top of Airflow's DAG system but I have not heard about anyone doing so. If you need a drap+drop workflow editor right now, there are a number of other ETL frameworks that might be better suited to your needs. I have heard good things about Pentaho (Kettle), Talend, and Alteryx but I am sure there are quite a few others as well. --George On Wed, Sep 27, 2017 at 12:31 PM [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > Good Morning, > > First off, I’d like to appreciate your Airflow product and its features. > I have been using it in a POC environment for the last few months. I have > given a demo to my clients and they liked the features, However some of my > clients are looking for some of features that will really enhance their > usability of this tool. > > One of the main features they want is the ability to create/develop > workflows using a drag and drop mechanism, with this feature they don’t > have to write code in python, which is their main concern, my clients don’t > want to invest time and effort in maintaining the code. Do you have > anything like this in the road map. > > Another feature, which is kind of a subset of the first feature, for > this they want to be able to change the Workflow tasks by drag and drop. > > I think these features should definitely increase the user base for > Airflow. > > Please let me know if you have these features in the pipeline. > > Regards, > _______________________________ > Saiprasad Jukalkar > >
