Create a Environment from UI
Create an Environment using the Axio web interface. An Environment belongs to a Workspace and serves as a deployment target for infrastructure stacks.
Prerequisite
Ensure that you have permission to create Environments and that a Workspace already exists.
Step-by-Step Guide
Login to Axio
Sign in to the Axio platform using your credentials.
Go to Environments
Navigate to:
Organization → Environments
Click Create Environment
Click the Create Environment button.
Fill in Environment Details
Provide the required information:
- Name (Unique identifier)
- Display Name
- Workspace
- Description (Optional)
Review and Confirm
Verify all the entered information and click Create.
Environment Created
The Environment will appear under the selected Workspace and is ready for deploying infrastructure stacks.
Create Environment
Environment Owners
Assign users or groups as owners of an Environment. Owners can run workflows in the Environment and approve deployments when required.
Environment Owners can run workflows within the Environment.
Environment Owners can approve deployments when approval is required.
Assign one or more users or groups as Environment Owners.
At least one user or group must be assigned as an Environment Owner.
Skip self-approval for workflows
Controls whether the user who triggered a workflow can approve its deployment.
If enabled
The workflow initiator cannot approve their own deployment. Another Environment Owner must review and approve.
If disabled
Self-approval is allowed. However, at least one user or group must be assigned as an Environment Owner.
This setting helps maintain secure and compliant deployment practices.
Discover Runs
Environments provide access to Discover Runs, which shows the history of PR-driven stack discovery activity. It helps you track provisioned stacks, plans, PR-close destroy actions, discovery status, and related details.
What Happens Next?
After creating the Environment:
- The Environment becomes available under the selected Workspace.
- Deploy one or more Infrastructure Stacks in the Environment.
- Sensitive Environments block destroy deployments for linked stacks.
- Sensitive Environments cannot be deleted or archived.
- An Environment can be unassigned from its Workspace and moved to the default workspace.
- Environments can be archived when eligible.