Recipe context object

Radius automatically injects the context object into each recipe at deploy time. It carries metadata about the resource being deployed and the application, environment, and runtime it belongs to, along with the Azure and AWS provider scopes configured on the Environment. The context is a normalized recipe contract, not a copy of the Environment resource schema. For example, Radius maps Radius.Core/environments.properties.providers.kubernetes.namespace to context.runtime.kubernetes.namespace. You declare context as a parameter in a Bicep recipe (param context object) or as an input variable in a Terraform recipe (variable "context"), then reference its values to generate names, resolve namespaces, and configure the infrastructure your recipe deploys. For more information, visit the recipe authoring how-to guide.

Usage

• Terraform
• Bicep

variable "context" {
  description = "Radius-provided object containing information about the resource calling the recipe"
  type        = any
}

locals {
  resource_name = var.context.resource.name
  namespace     = var.context.runtime.kubernetes.namespace
}

@description('Radius-provided object containing information about the resource calling the Recipe')
param context object

var resourceName = context.resource.name
var namespace = context.runtime.kubernetes.namespace

Properties

resource

connections

application

environment

runtime

kubernetes

azure

resourceGroup

subscription

aws