Deployment#

How to use the Deployment section#

The Deployment section includes explanations of Dagster's architecture and guides on how to deploy Dagster.

Understanding Dagster Deployments#

Name	Description
Setting up a Dagster Instance	This guide explains how to set up a workspace and repository that is aligned with your organization's structure.
Running the Dagster Daemon	This guide explains how to set up a workspace and repository that is aligned with your organization's structure.

Hands-on Guides to Deploying Dagster#

This section provides a series of hands-on guides to walk you through Dagster deployment.

Name	Description
Running Dagster as a Service	This guide explains how to run Dagster as a service, including running Dagit and Daemon.
Deploying Dagster to Docker	This guide explains how to install and deploy Dagster on a single node using Docker.
Deploying Dagster to Kubernetes	This guide explains how to install and deploy Dagster to Kubernetes, including out-of-the-box Kubernetes deployment options.
Deploying Dagster to AWS	This guide explains how to install and deploy Dagster to AWS EC2 or ECS.
Deploying Dagster to GCP	This guide explains how to install and deploy Dagster to GCP GCE.

Configuring Dagster Executors or Run Launchers#

This section explains ways to deploy Dagster to arbitrary infrastructure. Dagster provides the infrastructure flexibility, which allows you to swap out components with custom implementations.

Name	Description
Executing on Celery	This guide explains how to execute Dagster on Celery.
Executing on Dask	This guide explains how to execute Dagster on Dask.
Executing on Airflow	This guide explains how to execute Dagster on Airflow.
Customizing Run Launcher	This guide explains how to configure a custom run launcher to launch Dagster runs.