Eren Bilaloglu
12/13/2024, 12:27 PMMarvin
12/13/2024, 12:28 PMuser_id
. For Prefect 2.x, you might refer to the use of parameter variables where you can make your flow accept different parameters. Example usage can be found in the documentation for Prefect deployments.
3. Configuring Scheduled Runs: For triggering scheduled runs with different parameters in Prefect 3.x, you can deploy the flow using triggers and specify a dynamic set of parameters for each run (e.g., through a configuration file or a scheduling script). For 3.x, you can refer to more details on creating deployments and running flows remotely.
4. Using Prefect Cloud/Server: If you’re using Prefect Cloud or Server, you can manage and monitor scheduled runs. This is tied to user management and connectivity aspects, as discussed here for managing users.
In essence, by configuring your deployment correctly and setting up scheduling with dynamic parameters, you can run flows for multiple user IDs effectively. It's like setting up a time bomb—but the good kind, for executing tasks—set to explode with productivity every time it's triggered.