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Create one or more blog posts about Kedro & "dynamic pipelines" that sets out the various requirements, solutions and links to docs #7
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We had a technical design meeting to discuss this topic. I'm going to revisit the recording to see what, if anything, could be used in a blog post. |
When we had the technical design meeting last month, we didn't get a final summary together because the session ended abruptly when the room was needed by the next meeting. I think, from reviewing the recording, that the general consensus was that we need to understand better the user problems, and need to clarify our advice in terms of what we say on slack about whether we recommend the approach (this is taken from @deepyaman's comment near the end). Am I correct in thinking that we still need to communicate dynamic pipelines in terms of our stance now and future plans? @merelcht ? |
Thank you @stichbury for asking this! Yes! There is some work due, I will try to finish it and share the summary. I prefer to share it in a separate meeting since the topic is quite complicated and not everyone is interested. The follow-up action
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Add a related example here: https://noklam.github.io/blog/posts/understand_namespace/2023-09-26-understand-kedro-namespace-pipeline.html |
Is this something we should (re)publish on the Kedro blog @noklam ? |
Does it fits into Kedro's blog? So far most of the posts are very use-case specific, this is more a quick walkthrough. I can also re-purpose this into a time-series forecast example, maybe add the datasets factory feature to show how this can be done. |
Thanks @noklam! I'd like to publish it, but whether it is fine as a quick walkthrough or whether it needs some changes to make it into a time-series forecast example, is probably not something I can answer. Maybe something that Joel or @astrojuanlu could guide on. I'll ask for some feedback. |
So Joel's commented that this is ideal as a post for Kedro, and agrees that having the datasets factory feature would be great. I think we should factor this in as a post in the next sprint, so I've made a ticket #112 and I'll help you convert the text to publish on Contentful for blog.kedro.org. |
TODO: Replace Discord links in #7 (comment) with Linen (and maybe copy them to kedro-org/kedro#2627) |
Note that @marrrcin wrote https://getindata.com/blog/kedro-dynamic-pipelines/ |
I think this ticket should be kept open for theoretical discussion but we can acknowledge that there's a need to create documentation that lists the various ways pipelines are considered "dynamic". We ultimately need to list the ways we recommend users to implement what they need to meet their particular "dynamic pipeline" requirements. That documentation takes priority and then we look at whether there's a blog series about each "archetype" to come. First step in the sequence of docs is described here: kedro-org/kedro#3282 There is also an issue outstanding for a time series blogpost #112 which I'm hoping we can deliver from @noklam's existing blog. It's in the current sprint but I'm not sure if we'll get it published this time or next. WDYT @noklam ? |
It would be great if we had a page explaining Kedro and dynamic pipelines and what the best solutions are if you can't use Kedro.
We are asked about it regularly:
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