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Caution: This is a deprecated
version of the Deployment Manager API. Please use the
latest API version instead.
A resource represents a single Google Cloud Platform resource. For example, a Compute Engine instance is a single resource, a BigQuery dataset is a single resource, and so on. You can define a list of resources in your configuration file, which is then deployed using the Deployment Manage service.
For a list of methods for this resource, see the end of this page.
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