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I think combining the graph-based assets and op factory is going to be my solution, with some additional changes to the architecture. |
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I created an asset graph that processes similar data for various clients. The plan was to use the config_schema feature to create multiple jobs that would run simultaneously for each client. The issue I ran into is that the runs are not isolated. The data for a given tree is always saved in the same location, i.e.,
path\to\dagster_home\storage\asset_name
. The jobs overwrite each other if they run simultaneously. I tried using the docker containers to isolate runs, but that didn't work, because it still saves to the same location.Is this idea I'm trying to implement not possible as I've envisioned it? Is there a way to isolate job outputs if they use the same graph tree?
I'm trying to determine if I need to rebuild my process.
Thanks,
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