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*`ConfigFile`: deploy a single Kubernetes YAML file
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*`ConfigGroup`: deploy a collection of Kubernetes YAML files together
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By defining these resources in code, you can deploy off-the-shelf Kubernetes YAML files without needing to change them. Pulumi understands the full topology of resource objects inside those YAML files. The examples below show how to do both — first a single YAML file and then a group of them — using the standard [Kubernetes Guestbook Application](https://github.com/kubernetes/examples/tree/master/guestbook).
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By defining these resources in code, you can deploy off-the-shelf Kubernetes YAML files without needing to change them. Pulumi understands the full topology of resource objects inside those YAML files. The examples below show how to do both — first a single YAML file and then a group of them — using the standard [Kubernetes Guestbook Application](https://github.com/kubernetes/examples/tree/master/web/guestbook).
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### Deploying a Single Kubernetes YAML File
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