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Environments

Overview​

Whether developing new software, performing patching or fully refactoring an application, testing software in a dedicated environment is the surest way to know if the code works properly before it is distributed to users in production.

You can now organize and list all your development environments—whether it’s Kubernetes, EC2, or Docker—from Development to Production.

Environments​

Create an Environment​

  • Open your project
  • In the left-side menu, open “Environments”
  • Click “Create an environment”
  • Type the environment name
  • Click “Create a new environment”

Edit an Environment​

  • Open your project
  • In the left-side menu, open “Environments”
  • Select the environment you want to edit

To rename an environment:

  • Click on the ellipsis button “…”
  • Select “Rename”
  • Type a new version name

Environment Information​

This is the information you can add / edit per environment:

  • Name
  • Slug
  • Type (select between Kubernetes, EC2, or Docker in the drop down menu)
  • Short description
  • Tags
  • Readme

Delete an Environment​

  • Open your project
  • In the left-side menu, open “Environments”
  • Click on the ellipsis button “…”
  • Select “Delete”
  • Confirm your action in the prompt - please note that you can’t undo or recover deleted environment.

Next Steps​

You did it! What’s next?