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Writing files to Cloudera Machine Learning using Airflow

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Created on ‎11-16-2021 11:26 AM - edited on ‎04-21-2026 01:03 AM by Community Manager Community Manager

My previous article demonstrated how to use the CDE-managed Airflow instance to read files from CML. To close the loop, here is a short demonstration on how to write files to CML using CDE's managed Airflow instance.

 

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