GitHub user potiuk edited a comment on the discussion: Kuberentes integration settings/commands for Breeze environment?
Yes k8s + airflow require a lot of RAM. 8GB is a minimum that I start with . That's the nature of the beast RE: Dag's - I think it should be described in the instructionsi linked before - if not , it would be great to add it when. You find out. Dag's are added in a dockerfile. In any of the commands you can add --verbose flag and see exactly what commands are executed. In case of the k8s workflow there is the step of building k8s imaga and it embeds DGs in the image - look at the content of the dockerfile to find out - I thi k you can find sources of the Dockerfile that extends the base PROD image somewhere in /dev/breeze - look at the kubernetes commands - and follow the steps there - it's just regular Python code, easy to follow. Not at my PC at this moment but this should give you starting point. Generally breeze is just a Python wrapper that produces regular docker commands and the easiest way to understand what it does is to --verbose and to look at the code. And if you find thT some descriptions can be added and are missing now - I would really appreciate If you add it where you look for them now - you are probably the closest that you can be to know best which information you miss and where people like you would look for it. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/airflow/discussions/52131#discussioncomment-13571121 ---- This is an automatically sent email for commits@airflow.apache.org. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: commits-unsubscr...@airflow.apache.org
