Hi Team will with_overrides work in pod template? or is it only work for pod_spec only?

You can use with_overrides to set a different pod template at the task level

this is a feature we plan on releasing in flyte 1.15. The changes are being tracked in https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/issues/5683.

but as mentioned in the discussion, it is not possible to override the pod template? @average-finland-92144

you can set

@task(pod_template=str)

to use a particular runtime Pod template for a task

is it possible to override the pvc_name claim_name property? persistent_volume_claim=V1PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource( claim_name="your-claim-name"

@acoustic-parrot-22802 not released yet, but look at the example here it's essentially overriding the Pod template and setting its own Pod spec at the task level. PVCs should be able also possible

Hi @average-finland-92144 I tried this below code, but it is not overriding and creating pod with default flytekit image @task def say_hello() -> str: return "Hello, World!" @workflow def hello_world_wf() -> str: res = say_hello().with_overrides( limits=Resources(cpu="2", mem="600Mi"), pod_template=PodTemplate( primary_container_name="primary-nelson", pod_spec=V1PodSpec( containers=[ V1Container( name="primary-nelson", image="europe-west4-docker.pkg.dev/western-augury-386815/testing/flytekit-k8s-gcloud:v2", ), V1Container( name="primary-nelson2", image="google/cloud-sdk", ), ], ) ) ) return res

As we discussed, K8s claim names is not part of the flytekit

Resources

API so it is not overridable on its own at the task decorator level, you need to use Pod Template

yeah, through pod template it is not working

can you share the Pod template you're using?

Yeah, in this thread only it is there