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Add a document to deploy and setup on Astro Cloud #88
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This PR introduces several enhancements aimed at improving the setup and local testing - **Documentation for RayCluster Setup:** Added comprehensive instruction documents to facilitate the setup of RayCluster using Kind. - **Example Connection for Local Kind RayCluster:** Included an example configuration to demonstrate how to connect to a local RayCluster deployed with Kind. - **Introduce Astro-CLI:** Introduced the astro-cli Airflow project, allowing users to easily spin up Airflow and execute example DAGs from this repository. - **Makefile:** Added a Makefile that wraps astro-cli and pip commands, simplifying the process for testing local changes. **Docs generated HTML** <img width="1104" alt="Screenshot 2024-10-26 at 1 03 09 AM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f2d389db-4924-4820-ae7a-ca1c7197f5d7"> Created follow-up tickets: #89 and #88
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Add documentation for deploying the project in the /dev directory on Astro Cloud. I created a Makefile target called "deploy" for this purpose. For this exercise, I set up an Astro deployment on AWS Cloud and a RayCluster on GKE. To deploy on Astro Cloud, run the command make deploy. closes: #88
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Add documentation for deploying the project in the /dev directory on Astro Cloud. I created a Makefile target called "deploy" for this purpose. For this exercise, I set up an Astro deployment on AWS Cloud and a RayCluster on GKE. To deploy on Astro Cloud, run the command make deploy. closes: #88
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Address: #83 (review)
ATM, we do not have user docs explaining how to set up and run Ray provider task on Astro cloud.
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