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Our list of SageMaker operators in the SMPySDK docs' Airflow guide page (stable link / permalink to current v2.137.0) is out of date and incomplete as compared to current Airflow v7.3.0 docs:
SageMakerProcessingOperator is missing
SageMakerDeleteModelOperator is missing
SageMakerStartPipelineOperator is missing
SageMakerStopPipelineOperator is missing
SageMakerRegisterModelVersionOperator is missing
SageMakerAutoMLOperator is missing
SageMakerCreateExperimentOperator is missing
Describe how documentation can be improved
The list of supported operators on this SageMaker Python SDK doc page should be either:
Kept up-to-date, or
(Preferred) Removed and re-worded to point to Airflow docs as the authoritative list, to avoid confusing users by implying that an incorrectly small range of features are supported via Airflow.
Additional context
I do think having a page on this with some basic examples is helpful, only the out-of-date operator list in the intro is a potential issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What did you find confusing? Please describe.
Our list of SageMaker operators in the SMPySDK docs' Airflow guide page (stable link / permalink to current v2.137.0) is out of date and incomplete as compared to current Airflow v7.3.0 docs:
SageMakerProcessingOperator
is missingSageMakerDeleteModelOperator
is missingSageMakerStartPipelineOperator
is missingSageMakerStopPipelineOperator
is missingSageMakerRegisterModelVersionOperator
is missingSageMakerAutoMLOperator
is missingSageMakerCreateExperimentOperator
is missingDescribe how documentation can be improved
The list of supported operators on this SageMaker Python SDK doc page should be either:
Additional context
I do think having a page on this with some basic examples is helpful, only the out-of-date operator list in the intro is a potential issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: