When considering a migration from Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to Prefect, it is essential to follow a methodical approach. Prefect provides a flexible and powerful orchestration platform for data workflows that can significantly enhance your data pipeline management. Below is a step-by-step guide and an example implementation.
// Example PHP script for Prefect migration
$prefect = new PrefectClient();
// Define your flow
$flow = $prefect->createFlow('example_flow', function() {
// Task can be defined here
$task = function() {
echo "Running task in Prefect!";
};
// Call the task
$task();
});
// Register the flow
$prefect->registerFlow($flow);
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