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- Added two new tutorials.
- fixed some imports / things elsewhere in the docs that was wrong.
* Updated the Table of Contents to include a new entry for "Testing", linking to the README.md file. This enhances navigation for users seeking information on testing within the documentation. This change improves the overall structure and accessibility of the user guide.
…guide on managing scheduled pipelines (#3482) * Updated the Table of Contents to include a new entry for "Tutorials", linking to the managing-scheduled-pipelines.md file. This enhances navigation for users seeking information on scheduling within the documentation. * Added a comprehensive guide on managing scheduled pipeline executions in ZenML, covering topics such as creating, managing, and troubleshooting schedules across different orchestrators. This change improves the overall structure and accessibility of the user guide, providing valuable resources for users interested in pipeline scheduling.
… tutorials (#3483) * Modified the Table of Contents to link the "Tutorials" section to the new README.md file, enhancing user navigation for tutorial resources. * Introduced a README.md file in the tutorials directory, which will serve as an overview for available tutorials, including a link to the guide on managing scheduled pipelines. This change improves the documentation structure and accessibility for users seeking tutorial information.
- Added detailed explanation of how scheduling works in ZenML - Created comprehensive orchestrator support comparison table - Added advanced scheduling patterns and code examples - Added orchestrator-specific implementation details - Improved schedule naming and management best practices 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Added comprehensive guidance on viewing and monitoring schedules - Detailed the workflow for updating schedules across orchestrators - Provided orchestrator-specific schedule management code examples - Added complete instructions for schedule deletion and cleanup 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Consolidated sections 3-5 into a more coherent structure - Completed section 3 with detailed orchestrator-specific management - Added comprehensive orphaned schedule cleanup implementation - Added complete best practices section with code examples - Added alternative scheduling approaches through external systems - Added troubleshooting guide with common issues and resolutions 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Updated the limitations for Airflow, Databricks, HyperAI, Kubernetes, SageMaker, and Vertex AI to clarify requirements for schedule changes and management. - Added a note regarding ZenML's current inability to update or delete orchestrator schedules directly through its API, emphasising the need for native tools. This change enhances the clarity and accuracy of the documentation for users managing scheduled pipelines.
- Revised the section on setting up monitoring for scheduled pipeline runs to include the use of hooks for success and failure notifications. - Updated code examples to reflect the new approach using `alerter_success_hook` and `alerter_failure_hook`, improving clarity and usability for users implementing monitoring in their pipelines. This change aims to provide clearer guidance on integrating monitoring within scheduled pipelines, ensuring users can effectively manage alerts.
- Improve limitations table in section 1.2 with technical details for each orchestrator - Fix alerter hooks example code in sections 3.1 and 4.2 - Expand section 5 with comprehensive alternative scheduling implementations - Add detailed script examples for using cloud provider services - Add robust CI/CD scheduling examples with environment handling - Expand section 6 with in-depth diagnostic tools and scripts - Add systematic schedule validation approach - Add orchestrator-specific diagnostic commands 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Updated the troubleshooting section to include practical fixes for common issues encountered with scheduled pipelines. - Added code examples for verifying cron expressions and checking service account permissions. - Included a new section on cleaning up orphaned schedules in Vertex AI and finding failing scheduled runs. This change aims to provide users with clearer guidance and actionable steps to resolve issues related to scheduled pipelines, improving overall usability and effectiveness.
- Introduced a new tutorial titled "Organizing Pipelines and Models" to the user guide, providing a comprehensive step-by-step approach to effectively manage ML assets in ZenML. - Updated the table of contents to include a link to the new tutorial, enhancing navigation for users seeking guidance on organization strategies. This addition aims to improve user understanding of asset management within ZenML, facilitating better project organization and collaboration.
- Renamed the tutorial on managing scheduled pipelines to "Managing Scheduled Pipelines in ZenML: A Cookbook" for clarity and consistency. - Updated the table of contents to link to the revised tutorial, ensuring users can easily navigate to the new content. - Removed the outdated tutorial file "managing-scheduled-pipelines-v2.md" to streamline the documentation. This update aims to enhance user understanding of scheduled pipelines in ZenML by providing a more focused and practical guide, improving overall usability and accessibility of the documentation.
- Added the 'design/' directory to the .gitignore file to prevent tracking of design documents. - Included 'CLAUDE.md' in the .gitignore to exclude it from version control. This update aims to streamline the repository by ensuring that unnecessary files are not tracked, improving overall project organisation.
…nformation - Added a hint section to the tutorial on managing scheduled pipelines, directing users to the full reference documentation on schedules. - Improved the readability of the text by breaking a long sentence into two. This update aims to provide users with better guidance and resources for understanding and implementing scheduled pipelines in ZenML, enhancing the overall usability of the documentation.
- Added a hyperlink to the ZenML Pro account for clarity and ease of access. - Revised the list of follow-up actions to include "Ways to trigger pipelines" instead of "Creating dashboards and visualizations based on your tags." This update aims to enhance the user experience by providing direct links and updated content, ensuring users have the most relevant information for managing their ML workflows in ZenML.
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Co-authored-by: Hamza Tahir <[email protected]>
…duling - Added a note explaining that running the pipeline creates a schedule in the ZenML metadata store and a scheduled run in the orchestrator. - Emphasised the importance of using descriptive schedule names for better organisation. This update aims to improve user understanding of scheduled pipelines and best practices in ZenML.
…teps - Added a new section to verify the creation of schedules in Vertex AI using the Google Cloud SDK. - Included example code for listing Vertex schedules and checking their details. - Added a warning hint to remind users to replace the region with their actual Vertex AI region. This update aims to provide users with a clearer understanding of how to confirm their scheduled pipelines in GCP.
…tions - Added a note to rerun the pipeline after creating a new schedule, including a command example for clarity. - This update aims to improve user guidance on managing scheduled pipelines effectively.
…or alerter registration - Enhanced the note regarding alerter registration by adding a hyperlink to the relevant documentation. - This update aims to provide users with direct access to information on registering alerters, improving the overall clarity and usability of the tutorial.
…pipelines tutorial - Introduced a new section detailing the process for deleting schedules from Vertex AI using the Google Cloud SDK. - Included example code for listing Vertex schedules and deleting a specific schedule based on its display name. - This update aims to enhance user guidance on managing scheduled pipelines effectively in GCP.
…enml into doc/scheduled-pipelines-guide
- Clarified the behaviour of ZenML regarding timezone-aware and naive datetime inputs for scheduled runs. - Added detailed examples demonstrating how to set schedules using local and UTC timezones. - Included reminders about the interpretation of cron expressions in relation to system timezones. This update aims to help users avoid confusion with scheduled pipeline timings, ensuring they understand how to manage timezones effectively.
Improve the managed-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with: - Added comprehensive section on timezone handling to help users avoid timezone confusion - Restructured the cleanup sections to clearly emphasize the need for dual deletion (both ZenML and orchestrator) - Added warning hints and verification steps to ensure users properly clean up orchestrator schedules - Improved section on updating schedules with cross-references between sections - Added more details on Vertex AI schedule management specifically
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- Reorganize the sections with proper sub-sections to maintain consistent structure - Fixed inconsistency with Step 3.1, renaming it to Step 3.2 and adding a proper Step 3.1 - Added proper subsections to Step 4 and improved descriptions for each part of the process - Enhanced explanations in Step 6
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…s/projects) (#3485) * Add "Testing" section to the Table of Contents in user guide (#3481) * Updated the Table of Contents to include a new entry for "Testing", linking to the README.md file. This enhances navigation for users seeking information on testing within the documentation. This change improves the overall structure and accessibility of the user guide. * Add "Tutorials" section to the Table of Contents and introduce a new guide on managing scheduled pipelines (#3482) * Updated the Table of Contents to include a new entry for "Tutorials", linking to the managing-scheduled-pipelines.md file. This enhances navigation for users seeking information on scheduling within the documentation. * Added a comprehensive guide on managing scheduled pipeline executions in ZenML, covering topics such as creating, managing, and troubleshooting schedules across different orchestrators. This change improves the overall structure and accessibility of the user guide, providing valuable resources for users interested in pipeline scheduling. * Update "Tutorials" section in Table of Contents and create README for tutorials (#3483) * Modified the Table of Contents to link the "Tutorials" section to the new README.md file, enhancing user navigation for tutorial resources. * Introduced a README.md file in the tutorials directory, which will serve as an overview for available tutorials, including a link to the guide on managing scheduled pipelines. This change improves the documentation structure and accessibility for users seeking tutorial information. * section instead of dropdown * Complete section 1 * docs: Complete sections 1 and 2 of scheduled pipelines guide - Added detailed explanation of how scheduling works in ZenML - Created comprehensive orchestrator support comparison table - Added advanced scheduling patterns and code examples - Added orchestrator-specific implementation details - Improved schedule naming and management best practices 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * docs: Complete section 3 of scheduled pipelines guide - Added comprehensive guidance on viewing and monitoring schedules - Detailed the workflow for updating schedules across orchestrators - Provided orchestrator-specific schedule management code examples - Added complete instructions for schedule deletion and cleanup 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * docs: Complete scheduled pipelines guide - Consolidated sections 3-5 into a more coherent structure - Completed section 3 with detailed orchestrator-specific management - Added comprehensive orphaned schedule cleanup implementation - Added complete best practices section with code examples - Added alternative scheduling approaches through external systems - Added troubleshooting guide with common issues and resolutions 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * Update schedule limitations column * Refine scheduling limitations in orchestrator comparison table - Updated the limitations for Airflow, Databricks, HyperAI, Kubernetes, SageMaker, and Vertex AI to clarify requirements for schedule changes and management. - Added a note regarding ZenML's current inability to update or delete orchestrator schedules directly through its API, emphasising the need for native tools. This change enhances the clarity and accuracy of the documentation for users managing scheduled pipelines. * Enhance scheduled pipelines documentation with updated alerter setup - Revised the section on setting up monitoring for scheduled pipeline runs to include the use of hooks for success and failure notifications. - Updated code examples to reflect the new approach using `alerter_success_hook` and `alerter_failure_hook`, improving clarity and usability for users implementing monitoring in their pipelines. This change aims to provide clearer guidance on integrating monitoring within scheduled pipelines, ensuring users can effectively manage alerts. * Enhance pipeline scheduling guide with improved examples - Improve limitations table in section 1.2 with technical details for each orchestrator - Fix alerter hooks example code in sections 3.1 and 4.2 - Expand section 5 with comprehensive alternative scheduling implementations - Add detailed script examples for using cloud provider services - Add robust CI/CD scheduling examples with environment handling - Expand section 6 with in-depth diagnostic tools and scripts - Add systematic schedule validation approach - Add orchestrator-specific diagnostic commands 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * Fix missing imports in code examples * Fix pipeline triggering code to use correct ZenML API * Try alternative version as cookbook * Enhance scheduled pipelines documentation with troubleshooting guidance - Updated the troubleshooting section to include practical fixes for common issues encountered with scheduled pipelines. - Added code examples for verifying cron expressions and checking service account permissions. - Included a new section on cleaning up orphaned schedules in Vertex AI and finding failing scheduled runs. This change aims to provide users with clearer guidance and actionable steps to resolve issues related to scheduled pipelines, improving overall usability and effectiveness. * Add tutorial on organizing pipelines and models - Introduced a new tutorial titled "Organizing Pipelines and Models" to the user guide, providing a comprehensive step-by-step approach to effectively manage ML assets in ZenML. - Updated the table of contents to include a link to the new tutorial, enhancing navigation for users seeking guidance on organization strategies. This addition aims to improve user understanding of asset management within ZenML, facilitating better project organization and collaboration. * Update scheduled pipelines documentation to reflect tutorial changes - Renamed the tutorial on managing scheduled pipelines to "Managing Scheduled Pipelines in ZenML: A Cookbook" for clarity and consistency. - Updated the table of contents to link to the revised tutorial, ensuring users can easily navigate to the new content. - Removed the outdated tutorial file "managing-scheduled-pipelines-v2.md" to streamline the documentation. This update aims to enhance user understanding of scheduled pipelines in ZenML by providing a more focused and practical guide, improving overall usability and accessibility of the documentation. * Update .gitignore to include design directory and CLAUDE.md - Added the 'design/' directory to the .gitignore file to prevent tracking of design documents. - Included 'CLAUDE.md' in the .gitignore to exclude it from version control. This update aims to streamline the repository by ensuring that unnecessary files are not tracked, improving overall project organisation. * Enhance scheduled pipelines documentation with additional reference information - Added a hint section to the tutorial on managing scheduled pipelines, directing users to the full reference documentation on schedules. - Improved the readability of the text by breaking a long sentence into two. This update aims to provide users with better guidance and resources for understanding and implementing scheduled pipelines in ZenML, enhancing the overall usability of the documentation. * Add links * v3 * add central links * Update user guide tutorial on organizing pipelines and models - Added a hyperlink to the ZenML Pro account for clarity and ease of access. - Revised the list of follow-up actions to include "Ways to trigger pipelines" instead of "Creating dashboards and visualizations based on your tags." This update aims to enhance the user experience by providing direct links and updated content, ensuring users have the most relevant information for managing their ML workflows in ZenML. * Fix line formatting * Fix code formatting * Fix Model import in tagging docs * Fix tagging docs errors * Check and test the organization tutorial * Fix link * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Hamza Tahir <[email protected]> * Testing inline note * Trying different style * Update managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial to clarify pipeline scheduling - Added a note explaining that running the pipeline creates a schedule in the ZenML metadata store and a scheduled run in the orchestrator. - Emphasised the importance of using descriptive schedule names for better organisation. This update aims to improve user understanding of scheduled pipelines and best practices in ZenML. * Enhance managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with GCP verification steps - Added a new section to verify the creation of schedules in Vertex AI using the Google Cloud SDK. - Included example code for listing Vertex schedules and checking their details. - Added a warning hint to remind users to replace the region with their actual Vertex AI region. This update aims to provide users with a clearer understanding of how to confirm their scheduled pipelines in GCP. * Add CLI output * Enhance managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with additional instructions - Added a note to rerun the pipeline after creating a new schedule, including a command example for clarity. - This update aims to improve user guidance on managing scheduled pipelines effectively. * Update managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial to include a hyperlink for alerter registration - Enhanced the note regarding alerter registration by adding a hyperlink to the relevant documentation. - This update aims to provide users with direct access to information on registering alerters, improving the overall clarity and usability of the tutorial. * Use an enum * Add instructions for deleting schedules on GCP in managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial - Introduced a new section detailing the process for deleting schedules from Vertex AI using the Google Cloud SDK. - Included example code for listing Vertex schedules and deleting a specific schedule based on its display name. - This update aims to enhance user guidance on managing scheduled pipelines effectively in GCP. * add missing section back! * Add timezone section - Clarified the behaviour of ZenML regarding timezone-aware and naive datetime inputs for scheduled runs. - Added detailed examples demonstrating how to set schedules using local and UTC timezones. - Included reminders about the interpretation of cron expressions in relation to system timezones. This update aims to help users avoid confusion with scheduled pipeline timings, ensuring they understand how to manage timezones effectively. * Add links in the next steps sections * Add screenshot * Enhance scheduled pipelines tutorial with clarified cleanup instructions Improve the managed-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with: - Added comprehensive section on timezone handling to help users avoid timezone confusion - Restructured the cleanup sections to clearly emphasize the need for dual deletion (both ZenML and orchestrator) - Added warning hints and verification steps to ensure users properly clean up orchestrator schedules - Improved section on updating schedules with cross-references between sections - Added more details on Vertex AI schedule management specifically * Improve structure consistency in scheduled pipelines tutorial - Reorganize the sections with proper sub-sections to maintain consistent structure - Fixed inconsistency with Step 3.1, renaming it to Step 3.2 and adding a proper Step 3.1 - Added proper subsections to Step 4 and improved descriptions for each part of the process - Enhanced explanations in Step 6 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Hamza Tahir <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit d2803ab)
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…s/projects) (#3485) (#3487) * Add "Testing" section to the Table of Contents in user guide (#3481) * Updated the Table of Contents to include a new entry for "Testing", linking to the README.md file. This enhances navigation for users seeking information on testing within the documentation. This change improves the overall structure and accessibility of the user guide. * Add "Tutorials" section to the Table of Contents and introduce a new guide on managing scheduled pipelines (#3482) * Updated the Table of Contents to include a new entry for "Tutorials", linking to the managing-scheduled-pipelines.md file. This enhances navigation for users seeking information on scheduling within the documentation. * Added a comprehensive guide on managing scheduled pipeline executions in ZenML, covering topics such as creating, managing, and troubleshooting schedules across different orchestrators. This change improves the overall structure and accessibility of the user guide, providing valuable resources for users interested in pipeline scheduling. * Update "Tutorials" section in Table of Contents and create README for tutorials (#3483) * Modified the Table of Contents to link the "Tutorials" section to the new README.md file, enhancing user navigation for tutorial resources. * Introduced a README.md file in the tutorials directory, which will serve as an overview for available tutorials, including a link to the guide on managing scheduled pipelines. This change improves the documentation structure and accessibility for users seeking tutorial information. * section instead of dropdown * Complete section 1 * docs: Complete sections 1 and 2 of scheduled pipelines guide - Added detailed explanation of how scheduling works in ZenML - Created comprehensive orchestrator support comparison table - Added advanced scheduling patterns and code examples - Added orchestrator-specific implementation details - Improved schedule naming and management best practices 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * docs: Complete section 3 of scheduled pipelines guide - Added comprehensive guidance on viewing and monitoring schedules - Detailed the workflow for updating schedules across orchestrators - Provided orchestrator-specific schedule management code examples - Added complete instructions for schedule deletion and cleanup 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * docs: Complete scheduled pipelines guide - Consolidated sections 3-5 into a more coherent structure - Completed section 3 with detailed orchestrator-specific management - Added comprehensive orphaned schedule cleanup implementation - Added complete best practices section with code examples - Added alternative scheduling approaches through external systems - Added troubleshooting guide with common issues and resolutions 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * Update schedule limitations column * Refine scheduling limitations in orchestrator comparison table - Updated the limitations for Airflow, Databricks, HyperAI, Kubernetes, SageMaker, and Vertex AI to clarify requirements for schedule changes and management. - Added a note regarding ZenML's current inability to update or delete orchestrator schedules directly through its API, emphasising the need for native tools. This change enhances the clarity and accuracy of the documentation for users managing scheduled pipelines. * Enhance scheduled pipelines documentation with updated alerter setup - Revised the section on setting up monitoring for scheduled pipeline runs to include the use of hooks for success and failure notifications. - Updated code examples to reflect the new approach using `alerter_success_hook` and `alerter_failure_hook`, improving clarity and usability for users implementing monitoring in their pipelines. This change aims to provide clearer guidance on integrating monitoring within scheduled pipelines, ensuring users can effectively manage alerts. * Enhance pipeline scheduling guide with improved examples - Improve limitations table in section 1.2 with technical details for each orchestrator - Fix alerter hooks example code in sections 3.1 and 4.2 - Expand section 5 with comprehensive alternative scheduling implementations - Add detailed script examples for using cloud provider services - Add robust CI/CD scheduling examples with environment handling - Expand section 6 with in-depth diagnostic tools and scripts - Add systematic schedule validation approach - Add orchestrator-specific diagnostic commands 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]> * Fix missing imports in code examples * Fix pipeline triggering code to use correct ZenML API * Try alternative version as cookbook * Enhance scheduled pipelines documentation with troubleshooting guidance - Updated the troubleshooting section to include practical fixes for common issues encountered with scheduled pipelines. - Added code examples for verifying cron expressions and checking service account permissions. - Included a new section on cleaning up orphaned schedules in Vertex AI and finding failing scheduled runs. This change aims to provide users with clearer guidance and actionable steps to resolve issues related to scheduled pipelines, improving overall usability and effectiveness. * Add tutorial on organizing pipelines and models - Introduced a new tutorial titled "Organizing Pipelines and Models" to the user guide, providing a comprehensive step-by-step approach to effectively manage ML assets in ZenML. - Updated the table of contents to include a link to the new tutorial, enhancing navigation for users seeking guidance on organization strategies. This addition aims to improve user understanding of asset management within ZenML, facilitating better project organization and collaboration. * Update scheduled pipelines documentation to reflect tutorial changes - Renamed the tutorial on managing scheduled pipelines to "Managing Scheduled Pipelines in ZenML: A Cookbook" for clarity and consistency. - Updated the table of contents to link to the revised tutorial, ensuring users can easily navigate to the new content. - Removed the outdated tutorial file "managing-scheduled-pipelines-v2.md" to streamline the documentation. This update aims to enhance user understanding of scheduled pipelines in ZenML by providing a more focused and practical guide, improving overall usability and accessibility of the documentation. * Update .gitignore to include design directory and CLAUDE.md - Added the 'design/' directory to the .gitignore file to prevent tracking of design documents. - Included 'CLAUDE.md' in the .gitignore to exclude it from version control. This update aims to streamline the repository by ensuring that unnecessary files are not tracked, improving overall project organisation. * Enhance scheduled pipelines documentation with additional reference information - Added a hint section to the tutorial on managing scheduled pipelines, directing users to the full reference documentation on schedules. - Improved the readability of the text by breaking a long sentence into two. This update aims to provide users with better guidance and resources for understanding and implementing scheduled pipelines in ZenML, enhancing the overall usability of the documentation. * Add links * v3 * add central links * Update user guide tutorial on organizing pipelines and models - Added a hyperlink to the ZenML Pro account for clarity and ease of access. - Revised the list of follow-up actions to include "Ways to trigger pipelines" instead of "Creating dashboards and visualizations based on your tags." This update aims to enhance the user experience by providing direct links and updated content, ensuring users have the most relevant information for managing their ML workflows in ZenML. * Fix line formatting * Fix code formatting * Fix Model import in tagging docs * Fix tagging docs errors * Check and test the organization tutorial * Fix link * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Hamza Tahir <[email protected]> * Testing inline note * Trying different style * Update managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial to clarify pipeline scheduling - Added a note explaining that running the pipeline creates a schedule in the ZenML metadata store and a scheduled run in the orchestrator. - Emphasised the importance of using descriptive schedule names for better organisation. This update aims to improve user understanding of scheduled pipelines and best practices in ZenML. * Enhance managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with GCP verification steps - Added a new section to verify the creation of schedules in Vertex AI using the Google Cloud SDK. - Included example code for listing Vertex schedules and checking their details. - Added a warning hint to remind users to replace the region with their actual Vertex AI region. This update aims to provide users with a clearer understanding of how to confirm their scheduled pipelines in GCP. * Add CLI output * Enhance managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with additional instructions - Added a note to rerun the pipeline after creating a new schedule, including a command example for clarity. - This update aims to improve user guidance on managing scheduled pipelines effectively. * Update managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial to include a hyperlink for alerter registration - Enhanced the note regarding alerter registration by adding a hyperlink to the relevant documentation. - This update aims to provide users with direct access to information on registering alerters, improving the overall clarity and usability of the tutorial. * Use an enum * Add instructions for deleting schedules on GCP in managing-scheduled-pipelines tutorial - Introduced a new section detailing the process for deleting schedules from Vertex AI using the Google Cloud SDK. - Included example code for listing Vertex schedules and deleting a specific schedule based on its display name. - This update aims to enhance user guidance on managing scheduled pipelines effectively in GCP. * add missing section back! * Add timezone section - Clarified the behaviour of ZenML regarding timezone-aware and naive datetime inputs for scheduled runs. - Added detailed examples demonstrating how to set schedules using local and UTC timezones. - Included reminders about the interpretation of cron expressions in relation to system timezones. This update aims to help users avoid confusion with scheduled pipeline timings, ensuring they understand how to manage timezones effectively. * Add links in the next steps sections * Add screenshot * Enhance scheduled pipelines tutorial with clarified cleanup instructions Improve the managed-scheduled-pipelines tutorial with: - Added comprehensive section on timezone handling to help users avoid timezone confusion - Restructured the cleanup sections to clearly emphasize the need for dual deletion (both ZenML and orchestrator) - Added warning hints and verification steps to ensure users properly clean up orchestrator schedules - Improved section on updating schedules with cross-references between sections - Added more details on Vertex AI schedule management specifically * Improve structure consistency in scheduled pipelines tutorial - Reorganize the sections with proper sub-sections to maintain consistent structure - Fixed inconsistency with Step 3.1, renaming it to Step 3.2 and adding a proper Step 3.1 - Added proper subsections to Step 4 and improved descriptions for each part of the process - Enhanced explanations in Step 6 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Hamza Tahir <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit d2803ab)
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