Configuring multiple contexts in a single config.yaml file

You can now create multiple contexts within the config.yaml file to effectively handle the requirements of specific scenarios. Each context can have its own configuration settings, providing flexibility in tailoring the environment to workload requirements.

The term 'context' denotes a collection of parameters in the config.yaml file used to establish an environment for running HCL Universal Orchestrator. You can switch between different contexts and perform actions. For example, you can deploy a workload in one context and then switch to another context to perform updates or modifications.

By utilizing multiple contexts, you can effectively manage different workflow scenarios and make efficient use of your resources. Each context can have its own unique configuration settings, allowing you to tailor the environment based on the specific requirements of your workload. Remember that unless you explicitly specify the context in a command, it will be executed using the default context. You can change the default context at any time using the appropriate command. Overall, the use of multiple contexts and context commands in HCL Universal Orchestrator provides flexibility and control in managing your contexts and workloads. For more information, see Multiple contexts and context commands.