This is how I'm running my flow in 1.0. What would be the equivalent in 2.0? I don't see a storage block for Docker but I see Docker blocks in the UI.

STORAGE = Docker(registry_url='<http://ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/|ecr.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/>',
                 image_name='prefect-flows',
                 dockerfile='dbt_snowflake/DockerFile')

RUN_CONFIG = ECSRun(run_task_kwargs={'cluster': 'prefect-prod'},
                    env={"PREFECT__LOGGING__LEVEL": "DEBUG"},
                    execution_role_arn='xx',
                    labels=['ecs-agent', 'prod', 'winc'])

Hi @Madison Schott - you'll want to use the ECSTask infrastructure block from

prefect_aws

so

pip install prefect_aws
prefect block register -m prefect_aws.ecs

and then you can create an ECSTask block in the UI that you can attach via

prefect deployment build ... --ib ecs-task/your-block

when you're creating the ECSTask block, you can pass an

image

(like the one that your

dbt_snowflake/DockerFile

produces) that's stored in ECR or somewhere else

hmm it's not showing up on my UI for some reason

hmm you ran the block registration command and saw something like this?

❯ prefect block register -m prefect_aws.ecs
Successfully registered 2 blocks

┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┓
┃ Registered Blocks ┃
┡━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┩
│ AWS Credentials   │
│ ECS Task          │
└───────────────────┘

 To configure the newly registered blocks, go to the Blocks page in the Prefect UI.

No I didn't I thought I could just do that from the UI

certain blocks are defined outside of prefect core, like this one is defined in the prefect aws collection, so you have to register that block definition w your cloud workspace before it shows up in the UI

Got it- now I did that and see the successful registration, but still that block isn't available in my UI

your CLI might not be pointing at the cloud workspace where you're expecting to see the block, you can check w

prefect config view

or set your active cloud workspace with

prefect cloud workspace set

"Please login with `prefect cloud login --key <API_KEY>`"

do you have a prefect cloud account?

yes

cool! this should help you out

Great, thanks!

sure thing 🙂