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Now you can see the available work pools and queues in your environment. When specifying these in your
prefect.yaml
, make sure to use names that exist in your environment. Remember that you can create new work pools and work queues if needed using the Prefect UI or CLI commands. The most important thing is that the work pool and queue names in your
prefect.yaml
match what's configured in your Prefect server.
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@Marvin can i create one in the prefect.yaml?
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Here are some examples of how to create different types of work pools: 1. Create a process pool (simplest local execution):
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prefect work-pool create "my-process-pool" --type process
2. Create a Docker pool:
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prefect work-pool create "my-docker-pool" --type docker
3. Create a Kubernetes pool:
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prefect work-pool create "my-k8s-pool" --type kubernetes
After creating the work pool, you can reference it in your prefect.yaml like this:
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deployments:
  - name: my-deployment
    work_pool:
      name: my-process-pool    # Reference your newly created work pool here
      work_queue: default      # Optional: uses the default queue if not specified
Remember: 1. The work pool must exist before you can reference it in prefect.yaml 2. Each work pool type (process, docker, kubernetes, etc.) has different configuration options 3. Work pools can be managed through the UI if you prefer a visual interface 4. The default work queue is automatically created when you create a work pool Would you like me to show you how to create a specific type of work pool or how to configure additional work pool settings?