Google CloudRun job operator

[thinhnd2104]

Description

Like AWS ECS, In Google Cloud Service has Cloud Run Job beta. So does anyone need to use this feature from GCS?

Use case/motivation

No response

Related issues

No response

Are you willing to submit a PR?

• Yes I am willing to submit a PR!

Code of Conduct

• I agree to follow this project's Code of Conduct

[eladkal]

feel free to submit PR

[jmantegazza]

Oh yeah, I would like to have this operator. I am using Cloud Run Jobs to execute light data processing and scripting. It would be really nice to have a dedicated operator to trigger this flow in Cloud Composer (apart from the bash operator).

[potiuk]

Oh yeah, I would like to have this operator. I am using Cloud Run Jobs to execute light data processing and scripting. It would be really nice to have a dedicated operator to trigger this flow in Cloud Composer (apart from the bash operator).

Why not contribute it then ?

[jmantegazza]

Oh yeah, I would like to have this operator. I am using Cloud Run Jobs to execute light data processing and scripting. It would be really nice to have a dedicated operator to trigger this flow in Cloud Composer (apart from the bash operator).

Why not contribute it then ?

I would love to. But I do not have a single idea on how to do it. Is there an established process to work on it?

[potiuk]

https://github.com/apache/airflow/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.rst

[potiuk]

Includes:

• intro
• step-by-step-guide how to approach contribution
• links to <10 minutes setup of development environment
• quick contribution guides which provide quick-and-dirty way how to start with screenshots depending on which IDE you use (PyCharm/VCcode or even gitpod or codespaces if you feel like developing in remote env) if you just want to "do" without reading too much of "why and how".

I think that is a good starting point - and you can choose the learning path that is best for you

[v-hunt]

I think, I also can contribute on this, if required

[o-nikolas]

I think, I also can contribute on this, if required

We haven't heard back from Juan, so assigning to @v-hunt, thanks for taking this one!