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Update quickstart; first complete draft of config doc #106
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> WARNING: these commands provision resources in your AWS account. If you're not using an account in the [AWS Free Tier](https://aws.amazon.com/free/), you will have charges on your account. If you clean up your resources promptly, these charges should be less than a few dollars, but make sure you're aware of the costs you may incur. |
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"WARNING:" seems a bit too scary. Is there a more gentle tone we can use? For reference, a similar callout is used on GCP docs.
This tutorial has several steps, and each step is documented on its own page. The final page of the tutorial includes instructions for cleaning up resources, so you won't continue to be billed for Cloud Platform services. If you decide not to complete all the steps of the tutorial, see the cleanup instructions on the final page.
https://cloud.google.com/dotnet/docs/getting-started/tutorial-app
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I like that better. Terraform did "warning," so I thought perhaps they had customers who were surprised.
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## Pulumi.yaml | |||
## Pulumi.yaml {#pulumi-yaml} |
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What is with the {#pulumi-yaml}
syntax? Does that add an id="pulumi-yaml"
attribute on the element so we can link to http://.../page#pulumi-yaml? If so, 💯 !!!
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Indeed! Perhaps I should add this to the readme, to provide an easy cheatsheet for jekyll.
Closes the following: