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Hands-On Quiz — External System Integrations

Practice Exercises

Exercise 1: dbt + Cosmos

Build a two-model dbt project (a staging model and a model that references it) and render it as an Airflow DAG using Cosmos's DbtDag. Confirm the Graph View shows one task per model, in dependency order.

Exercise 2: Notification Severity

Design the alerting strategy for a DAG that loads data feeding an executive dashboard: which failures go to Slack, and which (if any) should page someone via PagerDuty or Opsgenie? Justify the split.

Exercise 3: Secrets Backend Migration

Take a DAG using a hardcoded Connection stored in Airflow's own database and rewrite the setup (config only, not DAG code) to resolve that same Connection from AWS Secrets Manager instead. Confirm the DAG code itself needs zero changes.

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