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I have a couple of conceptual questions about using Prefect Cloud with Prefect 2.0, specifically related to the Orion database (to track flow and task runs) and to whether Prefect Cloud can remember my storage configuration. Additional Note Database From this link in the Orion docs, it mentions that Prefect Cloud offers
When running locally with a SQLite or (local) Postgres database, we can query the tables in the local database. However, when using Prefect Cloud, if we want to access this database and query the tables ourselves, is the (Prefect Cloud)-hosted database accessible? i.e. can we also query tables in the database hosted on Prefect Cloud? In the future, will this be possible? Storage
If I configure storage once in a environment where I am running flows, log in to Prefect Cloud (using By this I mean my workflow would be the following
Will the output of step 6. in this workflow list the storage I had (previously) configured in the deleted Rather than virtual environments, this could be different host systems
Is there a way to configure storage with Prefect Cloud once and then just re-use it in the future? |
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When using Cloud, you cannot access the database directly. We intend to provide REST routes that should address most use-cases, including analytics focused ones. Storage settings are persisted to the database and do not automatically transfer between a local API and the Cloud API. We intend to make it easy to transfer storage and deployments from your local API to the Cloud API though. |
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Thanks @madkinsz. That sounds great. Especially for the second part, having a convenient approach to re-use storage will be quite helpful. Prefect 2.0 Cloud is looking good so far. It is quite nice. |
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When using Cloud, you cannot access the database directly. We intend to provide REST routes that should address most use-cases, including analytics focused ones.
Storage settings are persisted to the database and do not automatically transfer between a local API and the Cloud API. We intend to make it easy to transfer storage and deployments from your local API to the Cloud API though.