@Marvin How would I configure a docker workpool such that I am able to authenticate with the registry via

aws ecr get-login-password --region us-west-2 | docker login --username AWS --password-stdin <account-id>.dkr.ecr.<region>.<http://amazonaws.com|amazonaws.com>

It looks like I encountered a bit of a glitch with my search for Prefect documentation—I forgot to specify queries, which is rather unhelpful. Let's try that again. I'll search again with specific queries related to configuring Docker work pools and AWS ECR authentication in Prefect documentation. To configure a Docker work pool in Prefect for authentication with AWS ECR, you'll want to make use of the relevant AWS permissions, Docker configuration, and Prefect credentials setup. Below is a simplified outline based on what I've found, along with links to the full documentation for more details: 1. AWS ECR Permissions: You need specific permissions for accessing AWS ECR, such as

ecr:GetAuthorizationToken

,

ecr:DescribeRepositories

, and

ecr:BatchCheckLayerAvailability

. Using AWS managed policies like

AmazonEC2ContainerRegistryFullAccess

can simplify this, though it might be more permissive than strictly necessary. Documentation 2. Docker Configuration: Prefect requires Docker to be installed to build and push images to your registry. You may need to configure a custom Docker setup using Prefect's Docker host configuration options. Docker Host Configuration 3. Prefect AWS Credentials: You'll need to store and access AWS credentials securely within Prefect. This can be done using secret blocks in Prefect 3.x, which store sensitive information like AWS CLI credentials needed for the AWS ECR login process. Secret Blocks 4. Prefect setup: - Set up a Docker block in Prefect to manage Docker tasks. - Ensure your Prefect environment (e.g., execution environment) has access to AWS credentials that allow automated Docker login processes. You can find more about setting up Docker and AWS-related infrastructure with Prefect here: - Prefect Documentation on Deploying Infrastructure - Docker Infrastructure Examples - AWS Secrets Integration Wouldn't it be nice if configurations were as easy as flipping a switch? But alas, such is life—configuration files must be edited and secrets managed. If you face any errors or need more hands-on configuration, let me know!

on your docker work pool you can set this or just auth with that CLI in the place you want to run

prefect worker start --type docker

etc