Hey community! Thank you for your software 🙂 I have an issue with setting up my orion workflow on kubernetes. I am following this doc, but stuck at Configure storage part for my GCP bucket. The doc suggests to call

prefect storage create

in cli, but my 2.0b13 doesn’t have no such command returning the error Error: No such command ‘storage’. Should I create the storage using this doc ? There is no example for GCP, i found this one in the community. But there is no

from prefect.blocks.storage import GoogleCloudStorageBlock

import in my venv 😞

Storage is deprecated since version 2.0b11, so you should indeed move to file systems. I do not have any experience with GCP buckets, but it should probably be analogous to the AWS S3 example (with gs:// instead of s3:// as stated here, as prefect uses fsspec underneath). For the second question, you should use

KubernetesJob

from

prefect.infrastructure

as flow_runners are deprecated too. The community example you mentioned won't work, as

DeploymentSpec

is deprecated since 2.0b9 as well.

wow! the deprecations happen too fast 🙂 Thank you, trying your solution

This worked for me on 2.0b12:

client = OrionClient(ORION_URL)

d = Deployment(
    flow = FlowScript(path='./etl.py'),
    name = "test",
    tags=["orion"],
    infrastructure = KubernetesJob(stream_output=True, namespace="orion",),
    packager = DockerPackager(python_environment=PythonEnvironment(python_version='3.8'), registry_url="xxxx")
)

d.create(client=client)

thx, checking

@Mike Kovetsky This is how i did it using remotefilesystem You must install this package into your environment for it to work: pip install gcsfs

Deployment(

name="example",

flow=example_flow,

infrastructure=KubernetesJob(customizations=resource_limits}),

packager=FilePackager(filesystem=RemoteFileSystem(basepath="gcs://<BUCKET_NAME>") ))

now fighting with

aiohttp.client_exceptions.ClientConnectorCertificateError: Cannot connect to host <http://storage.googleapis.com:443|storage.googleapis.com:443> ssl:True [SSLCertVerificationError: (1, '[SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate (_ssl.c:1108)')]