@Marvin I want to configure a work pool via terraform. I am not seeing an example on how

prefect_worker_metadata

would look like when I want to make some customizations to the worker template?

Configuring a work pool in Prefect using Terraform involves customizing the

prefect_worker_metadata

, which defines the behavior of the worker executing flow runs. Here's a brief overview of how this can be structured: 1. Base Job Template: Each work pool has a base job template that acts as a contract, defining the configuration passed to the worker for each flow run. This consists of: - Job Configuration: Contains the actual configuration that gets interpolated with values from the variables section. - Variables: Defines fields that can be customized per deployment or flow run, following the OpenAPI specification. This allows you to place constraints like type, minimum, and maximum values. 2. Customization: You can customize the worker template by specifying these configurations in your Terraform setup. Unfortunately, there isn't a specific example in the search results for

prefect_worker_metadata

in Terraform. However, you can refer to the Prefect Work Pools documentation for more detailed guidance on configuring work pools and worker templates. If you need further assistance, you might want to explore Prefect's GitHub repositories or community forums for more specific examples or discussions.

are you maybe looking for prefect_work_pool? there's an attribute for

base_job_template

@ Marvin The documentation speaks of base job template in json. How would that look like in terraform for

data "prefect_worker_metadata"

?

prefect_worker_metadata

is just a datasource, so it only reads information:

Use this data source to get the default base job configurations for those common Worker types.

if you want to create a customized base job template, you'd use the

prefect_work_pool

resource and provide the

base_job_template

attribute with your JSON payload

ok, thanks for the clarification.