Hi, I’m using Prefect on ECS and have two separate clusters for test and prod. As suggested in one of the other threads here, I’m trying to use environment variables to specify the cluster name: However, when I run the flow in ECS it tells me the cluster is of type ‘None’ Here’s the run config I’m trying to use: Should using os.getenv work here?

check this for 1.0 https://discourse.prefect.io/tag/environments

Thanks Anna, yes, I’ve been looking at that. I can’t see how that would allow me to run in different ECS clusters using the same codebase though, unless you are using different AWS accounts and Prefect environments and pulling the secret AWS_ACCOUNT_ID will give a different value in each env?

this repo has many ECSRun examples that might be helpful for you https://github.com/anna-geller/packaging-prefect-flows/tree/master/flows

Thanks! I think I’m getting closer and think I’m doing it similarly to a couple of those examples there. With run_configs

local: bool = False

how is that set and what is it? A parameter? Is there a way of returning a different run config (even if we have a few different ones hard-coded) depending on the label? At the moment, I can only see how to do “not local” and “local”, if that makes sense

What is local?

I’m talking about this

this is just a convenient hack to distinguish between env, you don't need to use it

thanks, but I’m actually trying to distinguish between two environments, staging and prod. Is there a similar hack to do that? The example only shows how to do it between local and prod