@Marvin How do i enable new UI when i do selfhost. I am using helmchart to deploy in kubernetes. In cloud version, i was able to see "try now" option to switch to new UI to visualize runs, but not able to do same in Selfhosted version

To help you with enabling the new UI in a self-hosted Prefect environment using a Helm chart, I need to search the appropriate Prefect documentation. Let's perform those searches again with the correct parameters. I'm going to look up details on enabling the new UI for both Prefect 2.x and 3.x to ensure I cover your version. Give me a moment! It seems that detailed information about enabling a new UI when self-hosting Prefect using a Helm chart isn't explicitly outlined in the main Prefect documentation I found. However, here's a potential approach based on the general practices related to UI deployment in development and Kubernetes: 1. Helm Deployment and Configuration: When deploying with a Helm chart, you should ensure your

values.yaml

is correctly configured. This setup typically involves adding the Prefect Helm repository, creating a namespace, and adjusting the necessary Helm chart values. For Prefect 3.x, you can refer to this documentation for further insights on deploying and customizing the setup using Helm. 2. UI in Development: If you're aiming to develop or access a new UI, it might require specific setups like additional dependencies (npm and Node.js) for development versions of the UI. Check out the UI development guide for relevant setup instructions. As you seem to have already experienced the "try now" option in the Prefect Cloud, it's possible that the new UI isn't yet fully translated into a self-hosted context within the publicly available releases or documentation. You could keep an eye on Prefect's GitHub repo for any ongoing updates or issues filed by users that might match your interests. Finally, if you're feeling adventurous, exploring Prefect's regular community forums or reaching out directly via community channels might offer some additional insights or unofficial methods to achieve this. Remember, adventure might involve some extra clicks and detours, but hey, that's the life of a modern data explorer! Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with.