Hey everyone! I built a plugin registry for the Fl...
# contribute
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Hey everyone! I built a plugin registry for the Flyte ecosystem. It indexes all flytekit and flyte-sdk plugins automatically from GitHub and PyPI, with exported modules, quick start snippets, weekly download charts, and side-by-side comparison. https://andreahlert.github.io/flyte-plugin-registry/ Feedback is welcome, especially on what would make it more useful for plugin discovery and development.
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This is awesome! Thank you for doing that
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wow this is amazing, thank you
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This is awesome !!!!
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@lemon-grass-73500 For see examples..Take it from
<https://github.com/flyteorg/flytekit/tree/master/plugins/>
instead of
<https://github.com/flyteorg/flytesnacks/tree/master/examples/>
Flytesnacks is outdated and not maintained
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Ya we have union ai-examples
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That works as well
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Because we maintain all docs there too
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We also spending money on automatic ci
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this is amazing!
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@lemon-grass-73500 should we get this into flyte.org?
as a sub domain?
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That would be great! I'd be happy to maintain it under plugins.flyte.org. Let me know what you need from my side to set it up.
On the CI cost side, I'm also working on a documentation generator that works like a linter, pure static analysis, no AI involved. Could help reduce that spend. Happy to share more when it's ready.
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sure please do
no, so for the CI, when use gpus etc, we are trying to excercise all the code so that examples remain working
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Ah, gotcha
have you looked into spot instance runners like RunsOn or Cirun? They're drop-in replacements for GitHub Actions with GPU support at a fraction of the cost. Could cut the bill by up to 90%. Had a german project and did that
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So many plugins I never knew existed!
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