Environment
Environments in Facets are the clusters where blueprints deploy, with per-environment config, runtime variables, and isolation across dev, test, and prod.
An environment is where a blueprint runs: a real cluster in your cloud where your applications and services are deployed. A project's blueprint deploys into one or more environments, typically development, testing, and production.
The same blueprint runs in every environment, but each one is tuned to its needs through overrides and the variables and secrets Facets injects at runtime. That gives you two things at once: consistency, since every environment follows the same blueprint, and isolation, so you can test a change in development before it reaches production.
See your environments
raptor get environments -p myprojectThis lists every environment in a project with its state, which is where you start before launching, releasing to, or destroying one.
Environment Overview
The Facets environment overview shows infrastructure health, live Kubernetes workloads, service endpoints, resource use, and lifecycle actions in one place.
Launching & destroying
How to launch and destroy Facets environments, covering the preferred dynamic launch wizard and the legacy static-launch flow kept for existing environments.
Dependent Environments
Create dependent environments in Facets that inherit infrastructure, tools, and deployed resources from a base environment to cut cost and duplication.
Template Inputs
Use Facets template inputs and Mustache files to deploy per-tenant replicas of a resource in one environment, with logically isolated, centrally managed silos.
Settings
Manage Facets environment settings: general details, time-sensitive schedules, releases, infrastructure as code, VPN access, and Danger Zone controls.
Environment Settings Use Cases
Worked examples of Facets environment settings, from mirroring production for UAT load testing to building a secure, VPN-enabled development environment.
Migrating existing infra
Adopt existing, running cloud resources into Facets-managed Terraform state without recreating or destroying them, using a staged import flow Praxis can guide.
Environment Overview
The Facets environment overview shows infrastructure health, live Kubernetes workloads, service endpoints, resource use, and lifecycle actions in one place.