This week in Flyte (Jan 15 -19)

• Big week for Flyte the Hard Way: @Jan Fiedler contributed a guide to deploy Flyte on a Raspberry-Pi! (blog post coming soon). Also, we revamped the single-node bare-metal guide to include Ingress!
• If you have created Issues recently, you have probably received a first response from Dosubot. Help us make it more accurate by
• Reading the response?
• Giving it a thumbs up/down if you consider it useful or not. (Example)
• Community meeting updates

• Frequency: First Tuesday of every month
• Zoom link changed: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/93875115830 (no sign-in required)
• The next one will take place on February 6th.? Details: https://flyte.org/events/flyte-community-sync-february

Upcoming

• Have you been wondering what the "path to production" looks like with Flyte? Then, secure your spot for the next Flyte School session hosted by @Samhita > https://www.union.ai/events/flyte-school-developing-and-productionizing-data-and-ml-pipelines

• Here's what you will learn:

• Simplifying the pipeline development lifecycle
• Building custom images without using a Dockerfile
• Exploring different methods to register Flyte tasks and workflows
• Making data and ML pipelines production-ready
• Understanding how projects and domains facilitate team collaboration and the transition from development to production

• January 30, 9am PT

Community raffle

This week's winner is Griffin Brome . Thank you thank you for supporting the project in so many different ways! We hope you enjoy your well-deserved prize.

This is the current leaderboard: https://keepthescore.com/board/mrvqrjrgdtznr/

A new winner will be announced every week until Feb 6th.

These are some of the ways to participate and earn raffle tickets:

• Star the Flyte repo: 5 tickets
• Refer a friend to join the Slack community: 3 tickets
• Write a blog/post about your experience with Flyte: 5 tickets
• Assist other community members with issues: 2 tickets
• And more!

Learn more in the blog!

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