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10/29/2024, 4:30 PMMarvin
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10/29/2024, 4:54 PMprefect-azure
library, which allows integration with Azure services, including Blob Storage.
2. GitHub or Other Git-Based Repositories: If Azure Repos is compatible with git operations, you can use a similar procedure as you would with GitHub by setting up your repository to work with Prefect deployments. This often involves using environment variables (for credentials) and defining your flow's source in a Docker container.
3. SSH or HTTPS Credentials: If Azure Repos supports SSH or HTTPS access, you can integrate it similarly by setting up authentication using SSH keys or providing git URL with the necessary credentials in Prefect's environment variables.
4. Custom Solutions: You can create custom scripts or systems that synchronize your Azure Repos contents to a cloud storage service supported by Prefect.
Please ensure your Azure credentials are managed securely and your Prefect environment is properly configured to utilize these services. For more on Prefect's cloud storage options and integration with Azure, you can refer to the following Prefect documentation links:
- Using cloud storage in Prefect: https://docs-3.prefect.io/3.0/deploy/infrastructure-concepts/store-flow-code
- Prefect Azure Integration: https://docs-3.prefect.io/integrations/prefect-azure/index
If you're specifically looking to use Azure Blob Storage, installing prefect-azure
and configuring it accordingly will be the way to go. If deploying flows across a cloud infrastructure or with cloud storage, focus on using Prefect's capabilities to push and pull your data to/from your configured storage solutions.Keith Smith
10/30/2024, 12:35 AMKeith Smith
10/30/2024, 12:37 AMDrew
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