Congratulations! I came across Airflow being used mostly for ETL space. But are there any other use cases that it is suitable for? Is it comparable to (or build) a BPMN style workflows? Thank you.
And Airflow is designed to spread tasks between a set of available workers, so while you can make jobs that trigger something remotely through SSH (for example) I'm still looking for a way to have a 'remote worker' that runs airflow jobs on the remote system itself rather than through an SSH connection (mostly because of a rather peculiar use-case where we'd prefer to run jobs on a remote network without two-way communication).
If you're comfortable with docker-compose you can probably find an example setup and get it running in a few minutes though.