@Marvin how can i set up an api endpoint

To set up an API endpoint using Prefect, you can follow these general steps: 1. Authenticate to Prefect Cloud with an API Key: - You can create an API key in the Prefect Cloud UI under the account section. - Use the CLI to login:

prefect cloud login -k '<my-api-key>'

. 2. Write a Flow: - Example of creating a simple flow:

from prefect import flow

     @flow(log_prints=True)  # Send `print` statements as INFO logs
     def my_workflow():
         print("I can call any python code here, including prefect tasks or flows")

     if __name__ == "__main__":
         my_workflow()  # Call it like a normal Python function

3. Set Up the Flow: - Create a directory and a file for your flow. - Example of a flow with an API call:

import httpx
     from prefect import flow, task

     @task
     def fetch_data():
         response = httpx.get("<https://example.com/api/data>")
         return response.json()

     @flow
     def my_flow():
         data = fetch_data()
         print(data)

4. Deploy the Flow: - Deploy the flow using:

my_flow.deploy("my-deployment-name")

. References: - Manage Prefect Cloud API Keys - Basic Flow Example Feel free to ask if you need more specific information or further assistance!

ive done all that, where can i find the url where the endpoint is being made

To access the URL of the deployed flow, you'll need to refer to the Prefect API or Prefect Cloud UI. Here are the steps to locate the endpoint URL: 1. Prefect Cloud UI: - Navigate to the "Deployments" section within the Prefect Cloud UI. - Find your deployment by name or ID in the list of deployments. - The endpoint URL should be provided in the deployment details. 2. Prefect API: - You can use the Prefect API to retrieve deployment details programmatically. - Example using the Prefect Python client:

from prefect.client import get_client
     
     async def get_deployment_url(deployment_name):
         async with get_client() as client:
             deployment = await client.read_deployment_by_name(deployment_name)
             return deployment["url"]
     
     deployment_url = await get_deployment_url("my-deployment-name")
     print(deployment_url)

3. Prefect CLI: - Use the Prefect CLI to get deployment information:

prefect deployment describe my-deployment-name

- This should display details, including the endpoint URL. If you have followed these steps and still can't locate the URL, please provide additional details about your setup, and I can assist further.