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I mentioned this before about using multiple Valde files, and I'm not going to save it for much later

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on, I think we should jump into it now, especially if you're raring to go and get started with hell.

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I've gone back to this job, my first shot, where we have our values file.

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Now, what I can do is make a copy that I can call it something else.

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I'll call this.

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Production, not Yamal, this is quite a common way of doing it with no real naming convention, as

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long as it has Yamal at the end and we might say, OK, it's production, so we're going to count to

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three.

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A real life situation, we probably will be using a no port, but for this example, I want to use it

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and I'm going to change your name to prod hell deployment service.

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They will be paroled.

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Helme service.

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Next we can do is go ahead and run it.

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So I'm going to go over to my integrated terminal.

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But come on, we're going to use to install, which is exactly the same.

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But what we're going to do is pass another flag to the values file.

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Let's jump into it now.

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So it's going to be hell install.

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I'm going to approach up the context, Farlam, some in that context, Martinsen, this case, I mean,

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my first chart then we need to Palsson values what we want to use, which is going to be Kashef for

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file and the name.

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So production Yamal, go ahead and enter.

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Excellent.

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So go ahead and see what's been deployed.

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Now, let's have a look.

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Keep still, get poults.

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And we can see we've got a known set now, so you have not held deployment and we got four running.

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And again, to remove it all, help uninstall, and we called it shots.

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There we go.

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That's how we use different values, false.

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If you're wondering how you actually deploy different values files and how it all works.

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Stay tuned.