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Why is the internet full of links to <http://discourse.prefect.io|discourse.prefect.io> and the site is down?

Hi Eike, we recently sunsetted our Discourse page in favor of centralizing long-lived discussions in GitHub, and short-form discussions in Slack. <https://prefect-community.slack.com/archives/CKNSX5WG3/p1731535190602779|More on that here>.

It's a good callout though that those broken links are frustrating to encounter. We're working on getting a redirect up to eliminate confusion. In the interim, what were you looking for?

I am currently working on programmatically create deployments to get my first flow executed in our k8s worker.

<https://discourse.prefect.io/t/running-r-scripts-with-prefect/293>

Gotcha. LMK if you've already found these resources in the docs, but there are guides for:
• <https://docs.prefect.io/v3/deploy/infrastructure-examples/kubernetes|Running flows on K8s>
• <https://docs.prefect.io/v3/deploy/infrastructure-concepts/deploy-via-python#deploy-a-flow-with-flow-deploy|Deploying flows with Python> (since you're using the kubernetes worker, you'll want to use `.deploy()` )

The guide for running flows on K8s uses the CLI and `prefect.yaml` file to deploy flows, which is a more declarative way of deploying. You can swap that out to use `.deploy()` instead.