hi everyone i have one silly doubt when we run a orion serve

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hi everyone i have one silly doubt when we run a orion server locally how do we access the ui <http 127 0 0 1 4200> this just give me 404 also can we run prefect orion on k8s and use that to create infra blocks flow deployments as well as run deployments

Christopher Boyd · Answer

Hi Deepanshu there are a number of docs available for running Orion on K8s in discourse and docs which cloud are you using

Christopher Boyd · Answer

If you run Orion server locally it should be available on 4200 locally If you are getting a 404 it could be dns networking on your local host as I pretty commonly test using local host

Deepanshu Aggarwal · Answer

aws eks

Christopher Boyd · Answer

<https github com PrefectHQ prefect helm> can be used to deploy into your existing EKS cluster

Christopher Boyd · Answer

if you don t use helm and just want a basic standard config you can run `prefect kubernetes manifest orion` to generate a deployment manifest which can be used to apply to the EKS cluster

Deepanshu Aggarwal · Answer

thanks < Christopher Boyd>

Deepanshu Aggarwal · Answer

< Christopher Boyd> getting lot of postgres database issues can you share the prefect image that we should use

Deepanshu Aggarwal · Answer

```INFO Application startup complete INFO Uvicorn running on <http 0 0 0 0 4200> Press CTRL+C to quit Unexpected error in TimeoutError Traceback most recent call last File usr local lib python3 9 site packages cachetools init py line 68 in getitem return self data key KeyError TELEMETRY SESSION File asyncpg protocol protocol pyx line 201 in bind execute asyncio exceptions TimeoutError debug2 channel 0 window 995443 sent adjust 53133```

Christopher Boyd · Answer

Unless you have some specific reason otherwise I d suggest the latest

Christopher Boyd · Answer

`prefecthq prefect 2 6 0 python3 9`

Deepanshu Aggarwal · Answer

can you share some working kubernetes yaml if possible or any docker run command

Christopher Boyd · Answer

you can get a default manifest from the CLI `prefect kubernetes manifest orion` for the server and `prefect kubernetes manifest agent` for the agent

Christopher Boyd · Answer

Although bad file descriptor on a socket seems like some odd behavior