Resource Directories |
The resource directory in which you can select a folder to deploy stacks in all member
accounts in the folder.
If you select the Root folder, ROS deploys the stacks within all the member accounts
in the resource directory.
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Automatic Deployment |
Specifies whether ROS deploys stack instances within member accounts when you change
the member accounts in the folder. Valid values:
- Enabled: If you add member accounts to the folder after you enable automatic deployment,
the stack group deploys its stack instances within the accounts. If you delete accounts
from the folder, the stack group deletes its stack instances within the accounts.
- Disabled: After you disable automatic deployment, the stack instances remain unchanged
when you change member accounts in the folder.
Note You can perform the following operations to modify automatic deployment settings:
On the Stack Group Information tab, click Edit Automatic Deployment. In the dialog box that appears, modify the
parameter settings.
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Account Removal Behavior |
Specifies whether to delete stacks within member accounts when you delete the member
accounts. Valid values:
- Delete Stacks: When you delete member accounts from the folder, the stacks within
the member accounts are deleted.
- Retain Stacks: When you delete member accounts from the folder, the stacks within
the member accounts are retained.
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Regions |
The regions where you want to deploy stacks. |
Resource Group |
The resource group in which you manage stack groups.
Select the resource group to which you want to add the stack group. If you do not
specify this parameter, the stack group is added to the default resource group.
For more information about how to create a resource group, see Create a resource group.
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Maximum Number of Concurrent Accounts |
The maximum number of accounts within which multiple stacks are deployed at a time
in each region.
For more information about how to specify Maximum Number of Concurrent Accounts, see
Stack group deployment options.
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Fault Tolerance |
The maximum number of accounts within which stack operation failures can occur in
each region. When the value is exceeded, ROS stops the operation in the region. If
ROS stops the operation in one region, ROS stops the operation in other regions.
For more information about how to specify Fault Tolerance, see Stack group deployment options.
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