Hi, Is there an easy way to move from a local agent with python scripts to an docker agent?

Depends if you have custom dependencies. Do you have other modules you need to package?

what do you mean by modules?

Like files where you do

from myfunctions import func

yes I have some

You need to package it in a Docker container like this

thank you, so first is to create the docker with all the requirements and my custom modules. and then I'll run the flow from my machine?

If you have many flows with all of the same requirements, you can just use the same image in the DockerRun. Just change the storage.

and running from my machine it will store the script in the dockker or it will launch the script with the modules in the docker

Docker agent will spin a new container for the Flow. If you use the image you built, it will have all the modules already. Does that make sense?

kind of... but maybe I'm not understanfing everything... you create the docker image with all the scripts? or how does it work. I'm not able to see from the local agent point of view

You have to rebuild the Docker image and put it in there, and then you Local Storage is a path inside the Docker container.

So I'l prepare a docker image with all the requirements and modules and add a workdir with all of my scripts cause they share the same modules

Same as before with

flow.run()

. flow.run does not respect RunConfiguration and Storage. If you provide the image yourself, you can do:

flow.register(build=False)

and it should be the same other than that

and I will execute it from my local machine?

If your docker agent is on the local machine then yes, it will spin a container on the local machine

no, I mean If I want to do a flow run will I do it from the docker or from my local machien?

If

flow.run()

, it won’t use Docker. If registered flow, the agent picks it up and starts a new container to run the Flow in

Ok I think now I get it more. Yes I think it will be easier just trying it out.