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# getting-started
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Thank you šŸ™‚ I’ll check it šŸ™‚
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To address your other question, you can use Pulumi’s
config
object to retrieve values from the stack configuration. You can then use those values in your Pulumi program (to control a loop, for example).
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Okay, thank you guys! To be honest, the example didn’t really help me. I also took a look at the repository of this series and found some Kubernetes configurations. The level for a newbie like me is a bit to high in this example šŸ™Š
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@brash-salesclerk-15704 Thanks for letting me know. If you don’t mind me asking, what part was too in-depth for a new user? Your feedback will help me improve this article and others like it.
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Hi @salmon-account-74572, there is too much text to read and too little code šŸ™ˆ That’s is the interesting part for me in this blog series: Addressing the need for multiple environments But there is no code. Even in the documentation only the concepts are explained, but there is also no ā€œreal-lifeā€ example code on how to make multiple environments work. The step-by-step tutorials from DigitialOcean are really awesome (example) I’m really missing a ā€œreal-lifeā€ tutorial for a basic three-tier setup with different environments. Maybe that’s too specific for my use case.
Please don’t get me wrong. This is not meant personally šŸ™‚