Environments

An Environment in Oneplane is a logical isolation layer for managing cloud infrastructure, workloads, and policies across different deployment stages — such as development, staging, production, or preview. It functions as a boundary for configuration, cost control, identity, secrets, and infrastructure lifecycle management.

Environments are cloud-aware, provider-integrated, and fully isolated within their parent Team.

Resources Scoped Within an Environment

An environment is a container for:

• Compute resources
• Storage
• Secrets & config maps
• Cost policies and security rules
• Logs and metrics
• IaC templates

Creating an Environment

You can create an environment in Oneplane using three flexible methods, depending on your workflow preferences:

Using the Web UI

• Navigate to your Team
• Click “Create Environment”
• Fill the details
• Save to finalize the creation

Using the CLI

• The Oneplane CLI allows you to create environments directly from your terminal. This is ideal for CI/CD workflows and scripting.

 Run this command;

Using Config File

This file can be deployed via CLI or API, enabling GitOps or IaC-style environment management.

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