We have a concept of Targets - essentially "template generators" that follow a particular architecture and include modules for most commonly used services. Whe

We have a concept of Targets - essentially "template generators" that follow a particular architecture and include modules for most commonly used services. When you connect your repositories Digger asks you to confirm a few basic options like your container port or build command for your webapp. By connecting a repository you define a Service. You can also define Resources like databases. This way you describe the "logical structure of your stack". No infrastructure is created at this point yet. Then you create environments - and it is at this point Terraform is generated, combining the "logical structure" of the stack with this particular environment's configuration. More here: https://learn.digger.dev/overview/how-it-works.html https://learn.digger.dev/overview/how-it-works.html