Create partitioned, backfillable versions of ICON today runs #11
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@devsjc is this still relevant? Sorry I missed this! |
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It's probably quite far behind now, I think it was just describing the techique for how to partition runs for those ones that hadn't been built in that way at the time - but maybe they have now? |
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No longer relevant, I'm working on it as a part of the transition to software-defined assets |
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Maybe not now as you're about to go on holiday, but might be worthing looking at this when you come back - it's a way to make the Icon jobs partitioned based on date and run. I've only made partitioned jobs for the
delay=0runs, you'd have to make another two for thedelay=1runs, but if you checkout this and load the UI, then look at partitions for these jobs, you'll see the nice UI that will show how each one has done.