I have tried many times and many ways to get "git sync" to work with our Airflow repo. It appears this feature is currently broken for Azure Dev Ops. Repro Steps: Create an empty Azure DevOps repository Go to "git sync" feature following instructions here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-factory/data-workflows-sync-git-repo Use a Personal Access Token and connect to repo per instructions. Overserve Airflow is still running. Add a new folder called "dag" with a hello_world DAG in it (dags/hello_world_dag.py). Push commit. Open the Apache Airflow UI. Notice DAG does not appear in DAGs in UI. From the Fabric Airflow UI, stop Airflow. Resume Airflow Notice Airflow fails to resume. ... View more

Hello, my name is jesse mcclain, and I’m excited to present an innovative solution that addresses two critical needs in today’s world: efficient cloud storage and sustainable energy management. By investing in our cloud storage and sustainable energy system, you are not just funding a project; you are supporting a transformative approach to how we manage data and energy. Together, we can lead the charge toward a greener, more efficient future. Summary of Estimated Costs: Estimating the cost of building a data center with the proposed cooling and energy-efficient techniques involves several factors, including construction, equipment, technology, and ongoing operational costs. Here’s a breakdown: Total Estimated Costs Combining these components, the estimated cost to build a single data center could range from: Low Estimate: Construction: $1 million Cooling: $500,000 Server Equipment: $1 million Thermal Management: $150,000 Infrastructure: $250,000 Total: $2.85 million High Estimate: Construction: $3 million Cooling: $1 million Server Equipment: $3 million Thermal Management: $300,000 Infrastructure: $500,000 Total: $8.8 million yearly savings Estimated Yearly Savings per Data Center: $2.15 million If the system were implemented across multiple data centers, you could multiply this savings by the number of facilities to get the total potential savings. For example, for 200 data centers: Total Yearly Savings Total Yearly Savings=200×2,150,000=430,000,000 Total Savings Across 200 Data Centers: Total Yearly Savings: $430 million ... View more