Group Creation
How to Create Environment Group
An environment group is created by defining a special tag that can be attached to selected environments. Groups help separate projects logically within the dashboard—for example, by development, testing, and production stages.
Flexible NamesUse letters, numbers, spaces, and special characters.
Nested StructureCreate a subgroup inside an existing parent group.
Optional AssignmentAdd environments immediately or create an empty group for later use.
On this page
Open the Group Creation Option
1Click Create New
Open the platform dashboard and click the + button in the Env Groups panel.
Alternative method 1: Expand the Env Groups menu and select Create New.
Alternative method 2: Select Manage in the Env Groups menu and click Add in the Environment Groups panel.
Configure the Group
2Complete the Add Group form
The Add Group dialog opens. Enter the required group details.
- Name: Enter the group name. Letters, numbers, spaces, and special characters are supported.
- Parent Group: Optionally choose an existing group to create the new item as a nested subgroup.
- Environments: Select the environments that should belong to the group. Shared environments cannot be added to personal groups.
Empty group: Environment selection is optional. You can create an empty group and assign environments later through the management tools.
To make groups easier to recognise visually, click the circular colour control beside the group name and choose a colour.
After entering the required information, click Add.
Review the Created Group
3View the new group
The new group is selected automatically and appears as a new item in the top Env Groups navigation panel. The dashboard environment list is filtered to show only the environments assigned to that group.
The group can be renamed, moved, nested, recoloured, or updated with different environment assignments through Environment Groups Management.
What’s next?
- Environment Groups Overview
- Environment Groups Navigation
- Environment Groups Management
- Environment Isolation
