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Version: Release 23.3

Environments

Use the environment management feature to administer your application deployments on environments.

Environments screen

This screen displays a list of environments filtered by their name and category. You can create, edit, or delete an environment.

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Create a new environment

  1. On the left sidebar, click Environments.
  2. On the right of the screen, click New environment.
  3. Enter an environment name.
  4. Select a category.
  5. Optionally, enter a description.
  6. Optionally, attach environment types to environment from types sidebar.
  7. Click Create.

Notes:

  • You need the edit environment permission to create environments.
  • You cannot create multiple environments with the same name.

Environment stage screen

This screen shows a list of environment stages filtered by their name. Four stages created by default, they are: Acceptance, Development, Production, and Test. You can create, edit, or delete any stage. You cannot delete a stage if it is used by an environment.

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Create a new environment stage

  1. On the left sidebar, click Environments.
  2. From the sidebar, click Stages.
  3. Click New category.
  4. Enter the stage name.
  5. Click Create.

Notes:

  • You need the edit environment permission to create stages.
  • You cannot create multiple stages with the same name.

Environment labels screen

This screen shows a list of environment labels filtered by their name. You can create, edit, or delete a label.

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Create a new type

  1. In the left navigation bar, click Environments.
  2. From the sidebar, click Labels.
  3. Click New label.
  4. Enter a type name.
  5. Choose a type color. The default is blue.
  6. Click Create.

Notes:

  • You need the edit environment permission to create environment labels.
  • You cannot create multiple labels with the same name.

After you have defined an environment, you can link it to a Release task as an attribute. For details on configuring task attributes, see Working with tasks.