Has anyone set up a way to deploy flows to a docker container to be used in an infrastructure block? I don't really have access to any of the available supported storage block solutions, so I was thinking as part of my 'build' process, I'd create an image that can be executed on a remote prefect server. Does anyone know if this is doable, advisable or if there's a better solution?

It should work! For any of the infrastructure blocks that support Docker images (DockerContainer, KubernetesJob, ECSTask, etc.) if you put your flow file(s) at

/opt/prefect/flows

inside the container and then don't add any storage, Prefect should be able to find and run your flows that you copied into the image at build time.

ok cool, I don't suppose there is anything to facilitate this for prefect is there? I'm new to docker so, not sure how complicated it would be to do this

We build a new docker image from prefecthq/prefect, install our flows in it (pip install), and use that as the infrastructure docker. When you build your deployment, you can specify a path for the flows:

Deployment.build_from_flow(
  # ...
  path=f"/usr/local/lib/python{python_version}/site-packages/"
)

thanks!