hi everyone,
how can I access the current env from...
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J. Camilo V. Tieck
07/26/2023, 7:21 PMhi everyone,
how can I access the current env from python?
is there a env_name variable somewhere?
I want to use the env_name as a suffix for loading a file.
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Nok Lam Chan
07/26/2023, 9:09 PMCan you clarify what you are trying to do? do you mean the Kedro environment?
Nok Lam Chan
07/26/2023, 9:10 PMIf so, can you define your dataset in your
<env>/conf/catalog.ymlj
J. Camilo V. Tieck
07/26/2023, 9:12 PMok.
I have three environments in kedro.
local, dev, and prod.
for each of those I have different aws credentials stored in different .env files: lets say: .env.local, .env.dev, and .env.prod.
when I’m running the different environments locally, I will do:
I simlink .env->.env.dev
then: kedro run --env=dev for example
and I use the template config loader in settings.py to load the corresponding .env file.
now my question is regarding the deployment with docker.
I want to have an image in ECR, and then create different enpoints with the same image in ECS.
I will need to pass those different .env files to the image somehow
J. Camilo V. Tieck
07/26/2023, 9:15 PMI hope this makes somehow sense.
is there a better way of doing this?
J. Camilo V. Tieck
07/27/2023, 1:52 PMany ideas?
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Nok Lam Chan
07/27/2023, 4:58 PMSorry I am not sure what’s the question here. It seems that you already have a way to do this?
Nok Lam Chan
07/27/2023, 4:59 PMAre you trying to avoid the step of doing simlink?
Nok Lam Chan
07/27/2023, 5:00 PMI assume your image didn’t contain the credentials, these configuration will then be passed as external configuration