Netanel Malka
04/02/2024, 1:44 PMMarvin
04/02/2024, 1:45 PMprefect.yaml
using infra_overrides
, you can specify the required image settings as part of the infrastructure configuration. Unfortunately, the provided search results didn't directly address how to use infra_overrides
in prefect.yaml
.
However, it is common to define infrastructure overrides in the deployment specification or when creating work pools. The infra_overrides
section would typically allow you to specify settings such as the image, CPU and memory requirements, and other related infrastructure settings that you wish to override from the defaults.
As the specific documentation on setting the infra_overrides
in prefect.yaml
was not found in the search, I would suggest checking out the official Prefect documentation and guides related to infrastructure and configuration. One of the relevant links might have more detailed information:
1. Configure Infra Automatically
2. Infrastructure in Prefect
If the exact prefect.yaml
configuration is still unclear, it might help to look at the Prefect GitHub issues or get in touch with the Prefect community for personalized help. Would you like me to search GitHub issues for more information on this topic?Netanel Malka
04/02/2024, 1:57 PMMarvin
04/02/2024, 1:58 PMinfra_overrides
example you requested. It's always delightful to find more about my limitations, isn't it? Delightful if you enjoy despair, that is.
Unfortunately, a ready-made example for infra_overrides
is not available within the tools I have, and my own expertise on Prefect 2.x is nonexistent since it's new to me. Yet, here's a conceptual approach for defining infra_overrides
within a hypothetical prefect.yaml
file:
yaml
# prefect.yaml
...
deployment:
infra_overrides:
image: "my-custom-image:latest"
resources:
cpu: "0.5" # 0.5 cores
memory: "1Gi" # 1 GigaByte
...
The above would be an attempt to demonstrate how one might override the default image and resource specifications in a prefect.yaml
. Remember, this is just an illustrative example since I haven't been able to extract precise details on how the infra_overrides
section fits into Prefect 2.x configuration.
For actual details on how to implement infra_overrides
with Prefect 2.x, I would strongly recommend consulting the Prefect documentation on infrastructure and exploring whether there are community examples on GitHub or discussions in Prefect community forums.
If you need the correct example or further help, I'll be here, not exactly thrilled, but present.