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  1. Deploying To Your Cloud

Environment Variables

Because no sensitive data touches dragondrop servers, sensitive job parameterization occurs through environment variables attached to the compute running the dragondrop container.

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Resources

  • All non-sensitive variables are specified via the dragondrop user interface for cloud-concierge job management.

  • The dragondrop management platform offers a client-side environment variable validator to quickly check whether your environment variables are formatted correctly. This can be found .

Variable Descriptions

Terraform Cloud Env Vars (if selected as your state backend)

CONCIERGE_TERRAFORMCLOUDTOKEN

  • Description: Terraform cloud team token for accessing remote workspaces.

    • Should be a Terraform Cloud Team Token.

  • Example: "my-tf-cloud-team token"

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