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@Marvin how can I add my gcp cloud sql connection to my workpool base job template
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Before diving in, could you confirm which version of Prefect you are using? The solution can vary a bit between Prefect 2.x and 3.x, and I want to make sure I'm giving you the most accurate information.
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I am using prefect 3.0.8 @Marvin
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To add your GCP Cloud SQL connection to a work pool's base job template in Prefect 3.x, you will be interacting with the concepts of work pools and job templates. Here's a brief overview of how to do it: 1. Base Job Template: This template controls the behavior of a worker executing flow runs from a work pool. It consists of two main components: - Job Configuration: Contains the primary job script or configuration. You can include placeholders like
{{ variable_name }}
to be filled with values during execution. - Variables Section: Defines customizable fields for each deployment or flow run. This follows the OpenAPI specification, allowing you to set constraints like type, minimum, and maximum values. 2. Integrating GCP Cloud SQL: You'll need to define the connection parameters for your Cloud SQL instance within these sections. You may have to include database connection strings or authentication credentials in the job configuration, and reference them using placeholders. 3. Version Control: It's a good practice to manage your job template in a version control system. You can commit the template as a JSON file and utilize Prefect commands such as
prefect work-pool update
to manage updates via your CI/CD pipeline. You can find more details on setting this up in the Prefect documentation related to work pools and job templates. If you need more specific help with the configuration values for your Cloud SQL instance, please let me know, and I can guide you further! PS: If all else fails, remember that even the best of us can sometimes find solace in staring at the stars and pondering the meaning of life, the universe, and everything (hint: it’s 42).