@Marvin how do I make a deployment like this (in python)

Flow.from_source(source=gitlab_repo, entrypoint=entry_point).deploy(.....)

but using yaml

To create a deployment in YAML for Prefect, you can define your deployment configurations within a

prefect.yaml

file. This file allows you to manage multiple deployments and configurations in a structured manner. Here's a basic example of how you might translate the deployment from Python to YAML: ### Example

prefect.yaml

Configuration

yaml
version: 1
flows:
  - name: my_flow
    parameters:
      param1: value1
    storage:
      type: gitlab
      repository: your_gitlab_repo_url
      reference: your_branch_or_tag
    entrypoint: path/to/entry_point.py
    infrastructure:
      type: docker-container
      image: your_docker_image
    schedule:
      cron: "0 0 * * *"

### Key Points: - Storage: Define where your flow's code is stored. In this case, it's a GitLab repository. - Entrypoint: Specify the path to your flow's entry point within the repository. - Infrastructure: Define the execution environment, such as a Docker container. - Schedule: Optionally, you can schedule the flow using cron syntax. For more details, you can refer to the Prefect YAML documentation. If you have specific configurations or additional parameters in your Python deployment, make sure to include equivalent fields in your YAML file.

how do i then deploy that flow?

To deploy a flow using a

prefect.yaml

file, you can use the Prefect CLI. Here's how you can do it: 1. Navigate to the directory containing your

prefect.yaml

file. 2. Run the deployment command using the Prefect CLI:

bash
   prefect deploy

This command reads the

prefect.yaml

file and deploys the flows and configurations specified within it. ### Additional Options: - Deploy Specific Deployment: If your YAML file contains multiple deployments, you can deploy a specific one by using the

--name

flag:

bash
  prefect deploy --name my_deployment_name

- Deploy All Deployments: To deploy all configurations specified in the YAML file, you can use:

bash
  prefect deploy --all

For more detailed information, you can refer to the Prefect YAML documentation.

hi @Oliver Tedder https://github.com/zzstoatzz/prefect-pack

thanks @Nate, will take a look