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# Introduction
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The RuntimeConfig service provides Google Cloud Platform users the ability to
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dynamically configure your service.
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The RuntimConfig service creates and manages RuntimeConfig resources
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within a Google Cloud Project and various variables within said resource.
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## Details
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Each cloud project can create multiple **Config** objects. A **Config** object
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by itself does not contain any configuration information, but rather is a
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logical grouping of variables. Variable names are hierarchical and follow file
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system style, where only leaf nodes can contain values.
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For example, you can have a configuration called *Flags*. Within that
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configuration object, you can create the following variables.
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* `/ports/service_port`
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* `/ports/monitoring_port`
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* `/ports/admin_port`
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This creates three variables: `/ports/serve_port`, `/ports/monitoring_port`,
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`/ports/admin_port`. Note that `/ports` cannot have a value but it can be
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### Setup
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In order to make requests to RuntimeConfig service, you need to enable the API
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for your project.
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To achieve that, go to the
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[Google Cloud Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/api/runtimeconfig.googleapis.com/overview)
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and enable *Google Cloud RuntimeConfig API* for your project.
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The documentation for this service is located
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[here](https://cloud.google.com/deployment-manager/runtime-configurator/reference/rest/).
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