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Understand Predefined Variables

Predefined variables provide platform-generated values you can use when configuring infrastructure in GlobalAI. They help you avoid hardcoding values and support reusable, dynamic configurations.

The platform resolves predefined variables at runtime; you can select them wherever the platform allows dynamic values.

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How predefined variables work

Reference predefined variables using a placeholder syntax; the platform resolves them automatically when an action or deployment executes.

You can use predefined variables:

  • As standalone values
  • Combined with static text
  • Combined with other predefined variables

For example, use a predefined variable to generate a unique resource name by appending a random string:

{{set_string}}-test

This produces a random string followed by -test.

GlobalAI groups predefined variables into categories based on the type of data they provide.

Types of predefined variables

Find below the main categories of predefined variables available in GlobalAI.

Integration variables expose values from connected integrations. Use them to reference integration identifiers or metadata without hardcoding them into your configuration.

Common use cases

  • Passing integration identifiers into Terraform input values
  • Referencing integration-specific metadata dynamically
  • Reducing manual updates when integration values change

Usage notes

  • The platform resolves predefined variables at runtime
  • Combine them with static values where supported
  • Available variables and categories may vary by feature or context

Now that you know how predefined variables work, you may want to explore these related guides.