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Data Jobs Deployment

Patch a deployment of a Data Job. Use it to change the configuration of a data job. For example: to enable or disable deployment, to change the vdk version. The operation is guranteed to be synchrounous so it cannot be used to deploy new version of a data job - job_version cannot be changed using PATCH. Use POST .../deployments for this. | (Stable)

(Introduced in v1.0)

patch/data-jobs/for-team/{team_name}/jobs/{job_name}/deployments/{deployment_id}

Request body

vdk_versionstring

A specific VDK version to use

job_versionstring

Job version (can be Git commit)

python_versionstring

A python release version (supported by the service) to be used for job deployments.

mode'testing' | 'release'

The execution mode that the data job is deployed in. Data Jobs used for development or testing purposes are marked as testing. This is used by Operations team on platform rollout and infrastructure changes adoption. For example, rollout and validation of testing jobs first, then proceeding with release data jobs. Also, testing and release jobs may have different limits and SLA targets.

idstring

String that identifies a single deployment of a Data Job. Currently only one single deployment per Data Job is possible. In the future: It's recommended to use following ids - development, testing, production. However users are free to come up with their own. For example, this enables the creation of 3 different deployments, using the same Data Job code: development deployment --deployment-id development testing deployment --deployment-id testing production deployment --deployment-id prod

enabledboolean

Enable/disable flag

deployed_bystring

User or service that deployed the Data Job

deployed_datestring date-time

The Data Job deployment date

Example request

{
  "job_version": "11a403ba",
  "python_version": "3.9",
  "mode": "release",
  "id": "release",
  "deployed_by": "auserov@example.mail.com",
  "schedule": {
    "schedule_cron": "0 0 13 * 5"
  },
  "resources": {
    "cpu_request": 10,
    "cpu_limit": 20,
    "memory_request": 1024,
    "memory_limit": 2048
  }
}

Response

Update accepted successfully.