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Fix tiny typo in “Design a Stack” page (#1172)
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Each Stack should represent a single system or application with a shared lifecycle. Start by analyzing your current infrastructure and identifying the components HCP Terraform should manage together. Components are typically groups of related resources, such as an application’s backend, frontend, or database layer, deployed and scaled together.
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We recommend structuring your Stacks along technical boundaries to keep them modular and manageable. For example, you can create a dedicated Stack for shared services, such as networking infrastructure for VPCs, subnets, or routing tables, and separate Stacks for application components that consume those shared services. This separation lets you to manage shared services independently while passing information between Stacks. For more details, refer to [Pass data from one Stack to another](/terraform/language/stacks/deploy/pass-data).
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We recommend structuring your Stacks along technical boundaries to keep them modular and manageable. For example, you can create a dedicated Stack for shared services, such as networking infrastructure for VPCs, subnets, or routing tables, and separate Stacks for application components that consume those shared services. This separation lets you manage shared services independently while passing information between Stacks. For more details, refer to [Pass data from one Stack to another](/terraform/language/stacks/deploy/pass-data).
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### Sketch out your configuration
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