⚡ Bolt: Optimize Airflow ETL Load Task iterrows() Performance - #15
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💡 What: Replaced
df.iterrows()with a direct list comprehension over the parsed JSON dictionary in theload_datatask ofpublic_data_etl.py.🎯 Why: Creating a pandas DataFrame solely to iterate over it using
.iterrows()is a known performance bottleneck due to the overhead of creatingSeriesobjects for every row. Iterating over the list of dictionaries directly avoids this completely.📊 Impact: Expected to reduce processing time for generating the
rowslist by ~100x (measured ~0.008s vs ~0.78s for 10k rows).🔬 Measurement: Verified locally using
timeprofiling of the list comprehension approach versus thedf.iterrows()approach.Also updated Bolt's journal to document the performance finding!
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