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<@UH7UWDRC6> you mean, beyond `pulumi config set ...`?

Have you created a stack for each environment?

yeah, i would like to have one stack for deploying es service in aws but i have 3 different environment how should i do it?

`"best"` way :slightly_smiling_face:, i’m starting with pulumi so i’m trying to do a poc my company

You would create one Pulumi project with 3 stacks, one for each environment

ok, do you have one example on github or somewhere? I could use the same file for creating my service?

This might be a good start
<https://pulumi.io/reference/organizing-stacks-projects.html>

But this will explain what a stack is
<https://pulumi.io/reference/stack.html>

awesome thank you sir :slightly_smiling_face:

yeah, that’s one way to do it. someday I think we’ll have facilities that let you do things like diff between environments. but stacks are the way to go for now.

all right!! What is the way to debug a `up`. with the `preview` command?

`preview` tells you what’s going to happen.

debug what i have in my `index.ts` :grimacing:

That could mean a whole bunch of things, though

`preview` is basically a dry run. Is that not enough information?