@Marvin I have noticed a server_type field in the Prefect source code. What is the difference between the different server types, such as EPHEMERAL, CLOUD, UNCONFIGURED, and SERVER?

The

server_type

field in Prefect is related to how the server is configured and operates. Here's a brief overview of the different server types: 1. EPHEMERAL: This type is used when the server is set up in an ephemeral mode, which generally means it's temporary and not meant for long-term use. It's often used for testing or development environments where persistence isn't required. 2. CLOUD: This configuration is used when Prefect is connected to Prefect Cloud, a managed service provided by Prefect for orchestrating workflows. It typically involves more robust features and integrations. 3. UNCONFIGURED: This state indicates that the server hasn't been configured yet. It likely represents a default or placeholder state before any specific server type is set. 4. SERVER: This is probably the traditional on-premise server setup, where Prefect is self-hosted and managed by the user. It offers more control over the infrastructure and configuration compared to cloud-hosted solutions. For more detailed settings related to server configurations, you can refer to the Prefect documentation here.