Trainingopz
This library is a pre-alpha right now
The intent of this package is to work as a back-end build and deploy engine to take - given a configuration and an infrastructure, on-demand scientific computing workflows.
Application Configuration
versionon: 1
docker_configuration:
docker_registry: REPO_URL
workflow_validation:
type: YAMLValidator
conf:
project_path: /
pipeline_composition:
type: YAMLPipelineComposer
conf:
project_path: /
package:
type: DockerPackager
conf:
project_path: /
build_deployment_artifact:
type: BuildAirflowArtifact
conf: null
deploy:
type: AirflowDeployer
conf: null
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