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@Marvin what do I define in the trigger If I have send an email if any of task in deployment fails 5 times in 30 minutes
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Based on the research, I can help you set up an automation trigger for monitoring task failures and sending email notifications. Here's how to configure it: 1. First, you'll need to create an email notification block if you haven't already:
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from prefect.blocks.notifications import EmailNotification

email_block = EmailNotification(
    email_server_credentials={
        "username": "<mailto:your-email@example.com|your-email@example.com>",
        "password": "your-password"
    },
    from_email="<mailto:your-email@example.com|your-email@example.com>"
)
email_block.save(name="email-notification", overwrite=True)
2. Then, you can create an automation with the following trigger configuration:
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from prefect.server.schemas.automations import (
    Automation,
    EventTrigger,
    SendNotification
)

trigger = EventTrigger(
    name="Multiple Task Failures",
    match={
        "prefect.resource.type": "task",
        "prefect.resource.state.name": "Failed"
    },
    threshold=5,  # Number of failures
    window_seconds=1800,  # 30 minutes in seconds
)

action = SendNotification(
    name="Send Email on Failures",
    block_document="email-notification",  # The name you saved your email block as
    subject="Task Failure Alert",
    body="Tasks in deployment have failed 5 times in the last 30 minutes."
)

automation = Automation(
    name="Task Failure Email Alert",
    trigger=trigger,
    actions=[action]
)
3. Save and enable the automation:
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from prefect.client import get_client

async def create_automation():
    client = get_client()
    await client.create_automation(automation)

# Run this in an async context
await create_automation()
Key points about this configuration: - The trigger will fire when any task fails 5 times within a 30-minute window - The
window_seconds=1800
parameter sets the 30-minute time window (30 minutes × 60 seconds) - The
threshold=5
parameter sets the number of failures needed to trigger the notification - The
match
criteria specifies that we're looking for task failures specifically You can also create automations through the Prefect UI, which might be easier for initial setup and testing. Remember that you'll need to: 1. Have proper email server credentials configured 2. Create and save the email notification block before creating the automation 3. Ensure your Prefect server has network access to send emails Would you like me to provide more details about any part of this setup, such as configuring the email server or customizing the notification message?