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[Documentation] TTL_SECONDS_AFTER_WORKFLOW_FINISH #3938
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There should be documentation how this should be configured and in which situations. |
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Let me try to see if we can have multiple controlling factors here. For example, if workflow controller detects either a certain number of workflows have been reached, or the workflow is older than ttl, the controller can gc the oldest workflow. In other words, ttl is the maximum time of a workflow, which can gc'ed earlier if the other constraint (workflow count upper limit) is reached. |
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/lifecycle frozen |
/close Because it seems to be working |
@juliusvonkohout: Closing this issue. In response to this:
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pipelines/backend/Dockerfile.persistenceagent
Line 21 in 6189681
the env var works for deployment ml-pipeline-persistenceagent
It deletes workflow resources after it is completed and reaches a TTL
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