Hi there! I am trying to get started, and I'm wond...
# prefect-community
b
Hi there! I am trying to get started, and I'm wondering if there are any good architecture diagrams to get oriented within the Prefect ecosystem?
k
Hey @Billy McMonagle, I'd recommend

starting with this video tutorial

to get yourself oriented. Laura does an amazing job not only going through the development process of a Prefect flow, but also does a brief synopsis on Prefect's architecture between the 11400 - 12000 mark.
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b
Hey @Kyle Moon-Wright, this looks great - thanks! I'm up and running locally but there's a big difference between hello world and production 🙂
Btw I've been wanting to dive into Prefect ever since I saw @Jeremiah give a great talk at PyData DC back in 2018, really excited to give it a closer look.
k
Awesome! You may have missed some cool stuff since then, I'd also recommend checking our the Prefect Blog with all the latest news and this handy set of Prefect Idioms - examples that feature new functionality in code. 😃
b
Oh super, this is great.
j
Welcome Billy!
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b
My initial thought is that we'd run a fargate service with the Prefect agent, and launch flows inside of new fargate tasks... is that a fairly typical configuration?
k
Utilizing Fargate is definitely a popular option for a Prefect deployment to take advantage of serverless configurations, second in popularity only to a Kubernetes setup, just keep in mind that you'll need an Agent to poll the API for scheduled/incomplete work. To get started thinking about your setup, I think this community has some of the best resources: you can simply search 'fargate' here and get many resources like this discussion.
b
Amazing, I will be re-reading that thread after finishing the tutorial video. We are "serverless-first" at my job, which is why I'm thinking Fargate. We also have just moved our production workloads to k8s - it's awesome to have that option, too, if needed.