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and providing the necessary GCP configuration details such as projectId
. 3. Set Up Publisher and Processor: Define the publisher
with a topicName
for publishing notifications and a processor
with a queueName
for processing these notifications. 4. Configure Email Notifications (Optional): If you want to send email notifications, configure the emailer
section with your email server configuration (e.g., using SendGrid), the subject, sender, and body of the email. Here is an example configuration snippet: workflow_notifications: enabled: true config: notifications: type: gcp gcp: projectId: your-gcp-project-id publisher: topicName: "your-gcp-pubsub-topic-name" processor: queueName: "your-gcp-pubsub-subscription-name" emailer: emailServerConfig: serviceName: sendgrid apiKeyEnvVar: your-sendgrid-api-key-env-var subject: "Notification Subject" sender: "<mailto:sender@example.com|sender@example.com>" body: "Notification Body"
Replace your-gcp-project-id
, your-gcp-pubsub-topic-name
, your-gcp-pubsub-subscription-name
, your-sendgrid-api-key-env-var
, <mailto:sender@example.com|sender@example.com>
, and the notification body with your actual configuration details. This configuration should be part of your Flyte deployment configuration, ensuring that Flyte is correctly set up to send notifications through GCP. Important Notes: • Ensure that the GCP Pub/Sub topic and subscription are correctly set up and that the Flyte service account has the necessary permissions to publish and subscribe to these resources. • If using email notifications through a service like SendGrid, ensure that the API key and sender email are correctly configured and that the service is set up to allow sending emails from your domain.