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Long term plan and documentations #34
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OK, I see that would love to know more about how the system design will support tekton (not familiar, know it's google/kubeflow) and airflow (familiar) I'd love to be more involved if possible. |
Currently, kubeflow pipeline also use Argo as the backend.
For the other engine, we can discuss how to proceed.
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OK, I see that Couler currently only supports Argo Workflows.
would love to know more about how the system design will support tekton
(not familiar, know it's google/kubeflow) and airflow (familiar)
I'd love to be more involved if possible.
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@binarycrayon Thanks for moving the discussion over here (some context in argoproj-labs/community#3). Yes only Argo Workflow has been open sourced so far and we do plan to support other workflow engines with the help from the community. There's discussion on the design of the core unified interface in #24. We'd appreciate your feedback. If you are interested in helping out with anything in particular, please let us know and we'll go from there. |
@terrytangyuan over in the argoproj-labs/community#3 you state:
I was looking for a very clear DSL for Argo-specific YAMLs, which it appears that |
Workflow templates are not supported yet. At this projects stands currently, you might want to use argo-client-python for a complete Argo spec. However that project is in need of maintainers, see argoproj-labs/argo-client-python#34. |
this is exciting and would love to build on top of it.
For us, we have 5 data scientists authoring workflow on airflow and I'd like to move them to Argo. (so a good use-case right there). I still need to look into the documentation/code to figure out how this work between airflow/argo
I'm wondering what's the long term plan for this, and what features are considered
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