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Environments

Add an Environment

Add environments to manage the different stages of your application lifecycle or control infrastructure resources and software versions for individual customers.

  1. On Devopness upper-left corner, click the Devopness logo to see a list of existing projects
  2. Select a Project
  3. Find the Environments card
  4. Click View in the Environments card to see a list of existing Environments
  5. On the upper-right corner click ADD ENVIRONMENT
  6. Provide a name to the Environment
  7. Choose the Environment Type
  8. Click CONFIRM

Notes:

  • Use Production for live customer traffic.
  • If you started with a single environment (for example Demo) and do not need separation yet, you can keep using it while you get started.
  • When you are ready to separate production, add a new Production environment and deploy your applications there.
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Environments

Use environments to organize the infrastructure on which your application will run, provision new cloud resources, manage operating system resources, network configuration and have fine grained control of your application deployments.

Archive an Environment

You can archive an environment to make it read-only for all users as a way to indicate that it's no longer actively maintained. When an environment is archived all its data is preserved, including the environment settings, team memberships and environment resources. Archived environments can be unarchived at any time.