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3.1 Either use the YAML editor provided to define your Cloud Infrastructure or upload an existing file.

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  # Defines the version of the configuration format
version: 0.1

# Services are a collection of workloads that work together
services:
  # Defines a workload named 'jupiter'
  jupiter:
    # Specify the container image name; Make sure image is public
    image: jupyter/base-notebook@sha256:8c903974902b0e9d45d9823c2234411de0614c5c98c4bb782b3d4f55b3e435e6

    # Determines when to fetch the latest version of the workload
    imagePullPolicy: Always

    # Defines the command to run; empty by default
    command: []

    # Specifies arguments for the command; empty by default
    args: []

    # Defines network-related settings
    ports:
      - containerPort: 8888 # The port on which the service will be available
        protocol: TCP # The protocol used for communication
        expose: true # This will generate the URL for the service, so it can be accessed from the internet

    # Defines environment variables for the workload
    env:
      - name: APP_ENV # Environment variable name
        value: "{{.ENV}}" # Placeholder for dynamic value substitution; It means whenever someone try to deploy this service, they need to provide a value for this variable.
        default: development # Default value for the environment variable

      - name: JUPYTER_ENABLE_LAB # Example static environment variable
        value: "yes"

    # Specifies the minimum resource allocation
    # This also specify the template price
    resourceUsage:
      idle:
        cpu: 200 # CPU allocation (likely in millicores, meaning 0.2 cores)
        memory: 400 # Memory allocation (likely in MB)

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