Organizations face challenges in orchestrating data and analytics workloads across multiple AWS accounts and Regions, but Amazon MWAA can help streamline this process.
Amazon MWAA is a managed orchestration service for Apache Airflow, allowing users to create workflows without managing underlying infrastructure.
A scenario involving data processing and machine learning teams in different AWS Regions demonstrates how to use Amazon MWAA for centralized orchestration.
Architecture involves a centralized hub in one account orchestrating data pipelines in different accounts and Regions for seamless data flow.
Setting up prerequisites involves creating roles, S3 buckets, and templates in multiple AWS accounts to enable cross-account data processing.
Cross-account and cross-Region workflow setup includes IAM roles, Airflow connections, DAG implementation, and SageMaker operations for data processing and machine learning.
Best practices for integration include secrets management, networking solutions, IAM role management, error handling, and managing Python dependencies.
To clean up, all created resources should be removed to avoid future charges and ensure proper termination of services.
The article concludes by emphasizing the benefits of using cross-account orchestration for complex data workflows and encourages readers to test the approach.
Authors of the article include AWS technical experts passionate about data and analytics, providing valuable insights and guidance on implementing advanced AWS solutions.