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| # subdag operator |
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| This README demonstrates the use of the subdag operator. |
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| The subdag operator allows you to effectively run a driver within a node. |
| In this case, we are calculating unique website visitors from the following set of parameters: |
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| 1. Region = CA (canada) or US (United States) |
| 2. Granularity of data = (day, week, month) |
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| You can find the code in [unique_users.py](unique_users.py) and [reusable_subdags.py](reusable_subdags.py) |
| and look at how we run it in [main.py](main.py). |
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| # Visualizing Execution |
| Here you can see the resulting shape of the DAG that will be executed: |
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