Gallery
  • Introduction to Gallery
  • Getting Started
    • Link Your Cloud Provider
    • Create a Template
    • Build an Environment
  • Cloud Integrations
    • AWS
    • GCP
    • Other Cloud Providers
  • Gallery CLI
    • Setup
      • Installation
      • Authentication
  • Build System
    • Overview
    • Project Builds
      • Build Jobs
      • Build Stages
      • .gallery-deploy.yml Docs
    • Terraform
      • Variables
      • Mapping URLs/Configs
      • Using Cached Services
  • Cached Services
    • Overview
    • Defining Cached Services
  • Examples
    • Flask Elastic Beanstalk Quickstart
  • Resources
    • Environments
      • Managing your Environments
      • Environment Teardown
      • Environment Settings
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  1. Cached Services

Overview

Cached services allow you to use a pool of pre-created infrastructure elements that can be attached to newly created environments at any time. For example, resources like Amazon RDS may take on the order of hours to start up, when you specify a snapshot to start from. Gallery allows you to maintain a bank of warm services that can be attached to your environments.

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