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Environments

Environments are independent, namespaced environments in which messaging workflows can be created and exported as Demos. Every environment has a distinct set of consumers and collections of the entities specified in Onboarding and Message Configuration. For example, a subscriber created in an environment "test1" would be authenticated by users in "test1" and perform actions created in "test1". A new environment "test2" would not have access to these resources in "test1".

Grid Actions

  • Toggle Archive: Whether or not this environment should archive messages.

  • Clear Environment: Conveniently clears an environment, deleting all data and resetting all consumers.

  • Export Environment as Packages: Export all data from the environment as a zip file that can be loaded into Packages.

Field
Description

Name*

The environment name, unlike other names, this must be lowercase.

Description*

A description of the environment.

User Portal Host*

The full hostname on which AMPS should match and serve the User Portal Host for this environment.

Active*

A flag indicating whether or not the environment is active.

Archive*

A flag indicating whether or not to archive messages in this environment.

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