Airflow SAP HANA Provider

This packages enables Airflow to connect to SAP HANA using the official SAP Database cursor hdbcli.
This allows you to use the built-in Airflow operators and database hook methods, including methods that interact with
SQLAlchemy, via sqlalchemy-hana.

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• Installing airflow-provider-sap-hana
• Setting Up the Airflow/HANA Express Environment
  • Initializing Airflow
  • Starting HANA Express
  • Start the Remaining Services

Installing airflow-provider-sap-hana

pip install airflow-provider-sap-hana

Setting Up the Airflow/HANA Express Environment

This repository includes a docker-compose file designed to quickly set up an environment with everything needed to run
the example DAG. The docker-compose file is based on the file provided in the Airflow quick-start guide but with several
key modifications.

• An additional service hana-express - This creates a SAP HANA Express instance, a tenant database named HXE,
  and a schema named 'AIRFLOW'

• Additional environment variable AIRFLOW_CONN_HANA_DEFAULT which contains the URI needed to connect to the HANA express instance.

• A custom Dockerfile to extend Airflow to include airflow-provider-sap-hana and Faker, to generate the mock data for the DAG.

The Airflow quick-start guide and the original docker-compose file can be found here Running Airflow in Docker

Initializing Airflow

The following directories and environment files need to be created before you initialize Airflow.

mkdir -p ./dags ./logs ./plugins ./config
echo -e "AIRFLOW_UID=$(id -u)" > .env

To initialize Airflow, run.

docker compose up airflow-init

After initialization is complete, you should see a message like this:

airflow-init_1       | Upgrades done
airflow-init_1       | Admin user airflow created
airflow-init_1       | 3.0.3
start_airflow-init_1 exited with code 0

Starting HANA Express

Before you start HANA Express, you need to create a directory to persist data outside the container and grant
it the proper permissions.

To start hana-express, run.

docker compose up hana-express -d

If you want to have visibility to the start-up process, run.

docker compose up hana-express -d && docker logs -f hana-express

This should take several minutes.

Start the Remaining Services

To start the remaining Airflow services, run.

docker compose up -d