@Marvin what can you tell me about

prefect deploy

?

The

prefect deploy

command is used to deploy flows in Prefect. To deploy your flows, you need to ensure that your Docker daemon is running first. You can deploy all the flows with

prefect deploy --all

or deploy them individually by specifying their names, for example,

prefect deploy -n hello/default

or

prefect deploy -n hello/arthur

. Once the deployments are successfully created, you can run them from the Prefect UI or the CLI using commands like

prefect deployment run hello/default

or

prefect deployment run hello/arthur

. Furthermore, it's recommended to run

prefect deploy

commands from the root level of your repository. In the Prefect 2.x deployment pattern using workers rather than agents, each repository should have a single

prefect.yaml

file at the root that contains the deployment configuration for all flows in that repo. The

prefect deploy

command is part of the deployment creation wizard, which will guide you through the process and ultimately save the configuration for the deployment in a

prefect.yaml

file. This file can be used to edit and define multiple deployments for the repo. You can configure a pull action in your

prefect.yaml

file, referencing the configuration you used as your storage block. This workflow allows for creating and managing deployments that utilize workers. For more detailed information and examples, you can visit the Prefect documentation on Deployment in Kubernetes and the Upgrade Guide from Agents to Workers.