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Environments

Environments are a way of separating your development/test data from your production data. Every FL0 project comes with 2 environments; Development and Production.

  1. Network segregation
  2. App deployments
  3. Databases

Viewing Environments​

You can see your environments by visiting the Project Overview page. Environments are shown as columns containing your applications and databases.

FL0 environments

Working with Environments​

In the screenshot above, Development contains 2 resources; my-app and database - whereas Production only contains database. If my-app were to be deployed to Production, it would have different environment variables, settings and public URL to its counterpart in Development.

The database resource exists in both environments, but the data and settings are entirely separate. Changes to one will not affect the other. It's also possible to have resources deployed to just Production but not Development.

Deploying Between Environments​

Visit the Deployments page to read more about moving resources between environments.

Networking​

To read more about environments and networking, visit the Networking page.