DaskKubernetesEnvironment #1338
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What does this PR change?
This PR renames the old
CloudEnvironmenttoDaskKubernetesEnvironmentand also introduces two new keywords for specifying the min / max number of dask worker pods. Closes #1250Also polishes up some unrelated secrets documentation.
Why is this PR important?
It's important to start introducing and testing new execution environments for maximum flexibility.