Workspaces

Workspaces (often also termed as environments) are your deployment targets, such as production, staging, or development. We create development and production workspaces by default for you to configure. Alternatively, an admin can create other workspaces as per need.

Types of Workspaces

• Development Environment: The local setup where developers write and test their code. It includes tools like IDEs, local databases, and other dependencies, creating a sandbox for quick iteration without impacting other environments.
• Production Environment: The live environment where the application is accessible to end-users. This environment must be stable, secure, and highly available, with deployments carefully managed to minimize risk.
• QA Environment: A dedicated setup for the Quality Assurance team to perform tests, including functional, performance, and security testing, to validate that the application meets all specified requirements and is ready for release.
• Staging Environment: A pre-production environment that replicates the production environment. It is used for final testing and quality assurance to ensure that all code changes work as expected in a production-like setting.

Creating new Workspace

The Workspace dashboard shows insights related to different Workspaces which are already in use. On top of the development and production workspaces which are created by default, you can also create other workspaces if you have an admin access.

To create a new Workspace, click on “+Add new workspace”. A pop-up would appear where the workspace name and type can be defined.

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PLEASE NOTE

Once a Workspace is created, it can’t be deleted. But you can edit and modify the name and type of Workspace