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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.

How environments are used​

An environment is where your infrastructure, deployments, and configuration live. It can include multiple servers, applications, and virtual hosts.

You can connect multiple repositories to the same environment by creating one application per repository. This is common when a product has:

  • A marketing site
  • A demo app
  • A production app
  • An API
  • AI agents
  • MCP servers

When to split environments​

Start with a single environment if you want to move fast and your teams, permissions, and release schedule are the same. Create another environment when you need separate domains, versions, data, or access rules (for example Demo and Production).

You can always add more environments later as your needs grow.