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Currently, when we submit a ray serve deployment, the job status will likely be in running state until it is taken down.
One way to get around that would be to set wait_for_completion=False, which would return control to Airflow to run the next task. But, there may be a scenario where the serve deployment is currently not ready but the following task needs to access it.
For example, If I want to deploy an AI model and then call it using a spark streaming application in the next task, the model might not be ready.
Things to check --
What is the exact behavior of Ray Serve deployments when submitted through the SubmitRayJob operator?
Should we introduce a new trigger (specifically for ray serve apps) which is called instead if the job is serve deployment?
How can we make sure the UX remains consistent?
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Currently, when we submit a ray serve deployment, the job status will likely be in running state until it is taken down.
One way to get around that would be to set wait_for_completion=False, which would return control to Airflow to run the next task. But, there may be a scenario where the serve deployment is currently not ready but the following task needs to access it.
For example, If I want to deploy an AI model and then call it using a spark streaming application in the next task, the model might not be ready.
Things to check --
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: