Examples of using Stack set in English and their translations into Spanish
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You can only override parameter values that are specified in the stack set; to add or delete a parameter itself, you need to update the stack set template.
A stack set is managed by signing in to the AWS administrator account in which it was created.
A stack set lets you create stacks  in AWS accounts across regions by using a single AWS CloudFormation template.
As you create the stack set, you specify the template to use, as well as any parameters
If you create a stack set in one region, you cannot see it
When you update a stack set, all associated stack  instances are updated throughout all accounts and regions.
When you update a stack set, you push changes out to stacks  in your stack set. .
Delete stacks  from your stack set, but save them so they continue to run independently of your stack set by choosing the Retain Stacks  option.
Delete all stacks  in your stack set, in preparation for deleting your entire stack set.
Tags are useful for sorting and filtering stack set resources for billing and cost allocation.
groups can perform stack set operations in which target accounts.
AWS CloudFormation creates the stack set and associates the customized administrator role with it.
When updating a stack set, the user has the choice of specifying a customized administrator role.
a new naming convention, in which the stack  name contains the stack set name.
then choose Create stack set.
choose Manage stacks  in stack set from the Actions menu.
The same stack  is created in all accounts that are associated with a stack set.
Verify that adding stack  instances to your initial stack set works before you add larger numbers of stack  instances to your stack set.
For more information about failure tolerance, see Stack set operation options.
When you are prompted to confirm that you want to delete the stack set, choose Yes, Delete.