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Hello People


Thank CostlyOstrich36 , maybe my question was a bit too broad. So imagine I have a set of tasks that has the same name, for instance
task_name = "Prepocess data"

Imagine this task run in every ML project I have. As an MLOps I would like to have some insights, like maybe know how long does it take for "Prepocess data" to run per project.

I can use the API, fetch them, use a for loop, get when the the task finished with ( Task.get_last_update ), but how do I get when it started? Are there more elegant way to do that?

Thanks a lot in advance :)

  
  
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