Environment

Environment provides an isolation between resources inside of a project. Imagine that you have two environments, production and development, where each of them has one service. In this case, it is not possible for the service running inside the development environment to communicate with the service running inside the production environment. It is also true that the production service cannot communicate with development one.

To view all environments of a project:

• Open a project by choosing it in Projects page,
• Use Environments link accessible inside the sidebar located at left.

Creating Environment

By default, Yelken creates an environment called Production when you create a new project. In order to create a new environment, navigate to Environments page and use the Create Environment button. Then you need to provide a few information:

1. Name: specify a name for your environment. You can change it later under the Environment Settings page.
2. Key (optional): specify a key for your environment. A key will be decided by Yelken if you do not specify. Environment's key must be unique across all environments of a project and helps giving a unique name to resources located under itself.

Managing Environment

Environment Setting

When you choose an environment listed inside Environments page, Environment Settings page will welcome you where you can update the name of the environment. This page also contains a Danger Zone section where you can perform dangerous operation on your environment.

Deleting Environment

Inside the environment's settings, under the Danger Zone part, you can use Delete Environment button to delete your environment. It will require a confirmation from you by asking you to enter the name of environment and its key.

⚠️ Please be careful

All resources belonging to the environment will be deleted immediately once you confirm the deletion. There is no going back after confirming the deletion!