Environment Management
💡 An Environment is a unit of data isolation. This guide explains how to create and manage dev, staging, and prod environments.
Overview
Environments isolate data within a project. You can create separate development (dev), staging (staging), and production (prod) environments to develop and deploy safely.
Viewing the Environment List
Click Environments in the project-level sidebar.
View all environments in the current project as cards.
Each environment card displays the following information.
Environment Name
dev, staging, prod, etc.
Type
dev / staging / prod / custom
Cloud Provider
Cloud provider (e.g., AWS)
Region
Deployment region (e.g., ap-northeast-2)
Cluster
Cluster assignment (non-dev environments only)
Created At
Date and time the environment was created
Creating an Environment
⚠️ The Create Environment button is currently disabled. A dev environment is automatically created when a project is created. Additional environment creation (staging, production) will be available in a future update.
Deleting an Environment
🚨 Danger — Deleting an environment permanently removes all tables, data, users, and files within it. This action cannot be undone.
Click the Delete button on the environment card.
Confirm the deletion in the dialog.
Switching Environments
Use the environment selector tabs at the top of the console to switch between environments. When you switch environments, the tables, Users, and file data for that environment are displayed.
⚠️ Data is completely isolated between environments. Tables and data created in the dev environment do not exist in the prod environment.
Isolation Scope per Environment
Table schema
✅
Independent table structure per environment
Table data
✅
Independent data per environment
Users
✅
Independent user pool per environment
API Keys
✅
Independent tokens per environment
Files
✅
Independent storage per environment
Specifying an Environment in REST API
Each environment has its own Publishable Key (pk_ prefix). Use the X-API-Key header with the appropriate key to target a specific environment.
Next Steps
Team Management — Invite members and assign roles
Table Management — Create tables in your environment
API Key Management — Issue API Keys per environment
Last updated