kaito
03/18/2025, 8:44 AMMarvin
03/18/2025, 8:44 AMprefect.yaml
. However, Prefect's infrastructure and deployment configurations can be quite flexible. You may need to define multiple deployment configurations or scripts to handle pushing to different registries, as Prefect primarily focuses on orchestrating workflows rather than managing container registries directly.
If you are using Prefect with cloud providers like AWS or Kubernetes, you might need to set up your infrastructure and permissions accordingly to handle multiple registries. Refer to the Prefect documentation for more details on setting up infrastructure for different cloud providers.
Here's a brief overview of the top-level API in Prefect 3.x that might be relevant:
- `deploy`: Used for deploying flows.
- `flow`: Represents a flow definition.
- `Flow`: A class for creating flow instances.
- `task`: Used for defining tasks within flows.
For more specific guidance, you may need to explore custom scripting or use additional tools to handle the multi-registry push logic outside of Prefect's core functionality.