Create new SideCar Environment
See original GitHub issueIn addition to auditing our Docker tasks, we should create a new “Side Car Environment” (or simply add appropriate kwargs to RemoteEnvironment
, although this might have compatibility issues with non-k8s deployments) which spins up a side car for k8s jobs making it easier / more off-the-shelf to run Docker tasks in Cloud.
cc: @joshmeek
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Yea! And even more, we might include some actual template files ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This was mostly addressed through documentation revolving around deployment patterns e.g. https://docs.prefect.io/cloud/recipes/k8s_docker_sidecar.html