No, it's not possible to define the Kubernetes Job template directly from the deployment configuration. The Job template is managed at the work pool level, not the deployment level. This is by design to maintain consistency across all deployments using the same work pool. Here's how it works: 1. The Job template is configured in the work pool settings under the 'Advanced' tab 2. This template is then used as the base configuration for all deployments that use this work pool 3. Any customizations to the Kubernetes Job specification need to be made at the work pool level If you need different Job templates for different deployments, the recommended approach is to create separate work pools, each with its own template configuration. This way, you can: - Maintain different Job specifications for different types of workloads - Assign deployments to the appropriate work pool based on their requirements - Ensure consistent infrastructure configuration across similar deployments You can find more details about configuring Kubernetes work pools in the Kubernetes infrastructure guide and work pool management documentation.