Very Nice, i'm learning the basics to try to use in a personal ML project. If possible, in next videos would be nice to use some visual indicator of mouse interaction, sometimes it is hard to keep track of what is happening.
Great tut! I really prefer simple local kestra flows, to learn using it for everyday tasks ... and finally develop confidence on complex pipelines Please more beginner level python flows like this!
Is it possible to take en entire Kestra condifuration, including all flow definitions etc. and export it to a file (sync it with a Git repo), similar to infrastructure as code?
Hi Will, are you able to direct me to the documentation where it shows how to run the docker compose file without root? As far as I can tell, the documentation only shows how to get it up and running using root. It has a comment saying that's for development only and to consult the documentation for how to run it as non-root but I can't find it for the life of me.
Very Nice, i'm learning the basics to try to use in a personal ML project.
If possible, in next videos would be nice to use some visual indicator of mouse interaction, sometimes it is hard to keep track of what is happening.
Thanks for the idea!
Great tut!
I really prefer simple local kestra flows, to learn using it for everyday tasks ... and finally develop confidence on complex pipelines
Please more beginner level python flows like this!
Glad to hear it! We'll definitely be producing more beginner friendly content soon! Stay tuned! 🚀
you might like Kedro, which is much more developed and has good funding
Is it possible to take en entire Kestra condifuration, including all flow definitions etc. and export it to a file (sync it with a Git repo), similar to infrastructure as code?
Absolutely - we have a Git plugin that handles this. I'd recommend checking it out, as well as the tutorial videos!
Hi Will, are you able to direct me to the documentation where it shows how to run the docker compose file without root? As far as I can tell, the documentation only shows how to get it up and running using root. It has a comment saying that's for development only and to consult the documentation for how to run it as non-root but I can't find it for the life of me.
This is a good question for our community channel! kestra.io/slack
Is it possible to run python scripts from a git repository? Instead of editing it inside the GUI
Yup! You can sync files known as namespace files from a git repository and then use the Python Commands task to execute the file with a command.
Is this like a self hosted Zapier?
Similar but with the ability to define everything in YAML as well as the UI gives you more control over your workflows!