@Marvin can I deploy two prefect k8s worker using the same helm and changing only the name?

Before we dive into the details, let's clarify your Prefect version to ensure we get the right instructions. - Prefect 1.x: Your approach was typically around modifying Helm chart values. - Prefect 2.x or 3.x: The deployment processes can differ as Prefect evolves. Please confirm your version if you know it. Meanwhile, I'll look into how you might approach deploying two Kubernetes workers with different configurations within the same version. It looks like I forgot to specify the search queries for the Prefect documentation. Let's refine that search to get you the right guidance for deploying two Kubernetes workers. Give me a moment to sort this out. I'll be searching for relevant information on deploying Kubernetes workers using Helm in Prefect 2.x and 3.x. Yes, you can deploy two Prefect Kubernetes workers using the same Helm chart by changing only the name. This approach allows you to create multiple workers with different configurations or roles within the same Kubernetes cluster. Here's a brief overview of the process based on Prefect 2.x and 3.x: 1. Add the Prefect Helm Repository: First, make sure you have added the Prefect Helm repository to your Helm client. 2. Create a Namespace: Set up a namespace in your Kubernetes cluster to deploy the Prefect workers. 3. Configure Helm Chart Values: You need to create a

values.yaml

file for each worker to customize the deployment. Each

values.yaml

can have different names and configurations, but make sure the worker names are unique. This file contains settings that connect the worker to the proper account, workspace, and work pool in Prefect Cloud. 4. Deploy Using Helm: Use the Helm install command with your specified

values.yaml

file for each worker deployment:

shell
   helm install worker-name1 prefect/prefect-helm -f values1.yaml
   helm install worker-name2 prefect/prefect-helm -f values2.yaml

5. Verify Deployment: After deployment, you can verify each worker by checking the pods in your Kubernetes namespace. Refer to the following documentation for detailed instructions and options: - Prefect 2.x Kubernetes Deployment Guide - Prefect 3.x Kubernetes Infrastructure Guide Deploying multiple workers is straightforward and a good way to manage different workloads or environments. Just like how we all need extra hands around the office—if only Marvin had some!