Bharat Khaneja
02/07/2025, 10:34 AMMarvin
02/07/2025, 10:34 AMlist_deployments()
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2. Count Deployments: Similar to listing deployments, counting them would involve filtering or iterating over the list of deployments.
3. Details for Deployment by ID or Name: You would typically use a method like get_deployment_by_id()
or get_deployment_by_name()
to fetch details of a specific deployment.
4. Pause a Deployment: Prefect provides functionality to pause flow runs, which may extend to deployments. Look for methods like pause_flow_run()
.
5. Resume a Deployment: Similar to pausing, resuming would involve a method like resume_flow_run()
.
6. Schedule a Deployment: Scheduling is part of the deployment creation or update process. You can define schedules in your deployment configuration.
7. Create a Deployment: Creating deployments involves defining a deployment configuration, often in a prefect.yaml
file.
8. Delete a Deployment: This would typically involve a method like delete_deployment()
.
9. Last Few Runs Status: You can retrieve the status of recent runs, possibly using methods to list flow runs and filter by deployment.
For more detailed information and exact API calls, you may want to explore the Prefect 3.x documentation further: Prefect 3.x Deployments.
If you have any specific questions about how to implement these, feel free to ask!