Article: Dask Operator Generally Available #150
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This is a really great post! There is a lot of content here and summary (either at the end or a TLDR would be helpful). Something like: With the new operator you get:
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Lots of good engagement on this on social media. Nice work Jacob!
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With the
2022.10.0release ofdask-kubernetesthe new operator is now generally available.I would like to publish this blog post which outlines a lot of the reasoning why we rebuilt things from scratch, how that made things simpler and more maintainable and to outline the new features it adds.