Environments

An app's name, unique within its organization. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An organization's name, unique across Akter Cloud. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The nextCursor of the previous page.

At most this many items, 1 to 100. Defaults to 50.

Where a branched environment came from: the environment and its Ready snapshot whose data it started with.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

A named snapshot of an environment, such as before-migration, unique within the environment. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Moving an app's hostname to an environment. The environment that served it is fenced first: its hosts give up their shards and it turns read-only. Then the hostname moves, and the promoted environment's held timers, outbox and jobs start.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The environment that served the hostname before. It stays read-only, with its data, until deleted.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

The catch, stated for this promote: which writes the promoted environment does not have and where they stay.

Why a Failed promote moved nothing.

The environment whose hostname moves: the one a branch came from, or the environment itself when it is promoted back.

Promoting: the environment that served the hostname is being fenced, so nothing moved yet. Promoted: the hostname serves this environment. Failed: nothing moved; reason says why, and promoting again retries.

True while its timers, outbox and jobs are held, not dropped: a branch until it is promoted, and an environment a promote fenced. Calls are still served.

True once a promote moved its hostname to another environment: its store takes no writes and no builds, and keeps its data until deleted. Deploys to it go to the environment now serving its hostname, or are refused once none does. Promote it to move the hostname back.

Why a Failed branch was not made.

Branching: its store is being made from a snapshot. Ready: deploys land on it, unless it is read-only. Failed: its branch was not made; reason says why, and it can only be deleted. Retired: it was deleted, so it serves nothing and takes no deploys; its data is kept but never reattached, and it keeps its name.

Set on a branch: it lives on the disk of the environment it came from, which Archil measures once with its branches, so its storage is billed with that disk. A deleted branch's data stays on that disk, counting against the store's ceilings, until the disk is deleted.

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An app's name, unique within its organization. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An organization's name, unique across Akter Cloud. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Branch the new environment from a Ready snapshot: it starts with the snapshot's data, quiet, until it is promoted.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

A named snapshot of an environment, such as before-migration, unique within the environment. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Where a branched environment came from: the environment and its Ready snapshot whose data it started with.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

A named snapshot of an environment, such as before-migration, unique within the environment. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Moving an app's hostname to an environment. The environment that served it is fenced first: its hosts give up their shards and it turns read-only. Then the hostname moves, and the promoted environment's held timers, outbox and jobs start.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The environment that served the hostname before. It stays read-only, with its data, until deleted.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

The catch, stated for this promote: which writes the promoted environment does not have and where they stay.

Why a Failed promote moved nothing.

The environment whose hostname moves: the one a branch came from, or the environment itself when it is promoted back.

Promoting: the environment that served the hostname is being fenced, so nothing moved yet. Promoted: the hostname serves this environment. Failed: nothing moved; reason says why, and promoting again retries.

True while its timers, outbox and jobs are held, not dropped: a branch until it is promoted, and an environment a promote fenced. Calls are still served.

True once a promote moved its hostname to another environment: its store takes no writes and no builds, and keeps its data until deleted. Deploys to it go to the environment now serving its hostname, or are refused once none does. Promote it to move the hostname back.

Why a Failed branch was not made.

Branching: its store is being made from a snapshot. Ready: deploys land on it, unless it is read-only. Failed: its branch was not made; reason says why, and it can only be deleted. Retired: it was deleted, so it serves nothing and takes no deploys; its data is kept but never reattached, and it keeps its name.

Set on a branch: it lives on the disk of the environment it came from, which Archil measures once with its branches, so its storage is billed with that disk. A deleted branch's data stays on that disk, counting against the store's ceilings, until the disk is deleted.

An app's name, unique within its organization. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An organization's name, unique across Akter Cloud. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Where a branched environment came from: the environment and its Ready snapshot whose data it started with.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

A named snapshot of an environment, such as before-migration, unique within the environment. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Moving an app's hostname to an environment. The environment that served it is fenced first: its hosts give up their shards and it turns read-only. Then the hostname moves, and the promoted environment's held timers, outbox and jobs start.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The environment that served the hostname before. It stays read-only, with its data, until deleted.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

The catch, stated for this promote: which writes the promoted environment does not have and where they stay.

Why a Failed promote moved nothing.

The environment whose hostname moves: the one a branch came from, or the environment itself when it is promoted back.

Promoting: the environment that served the hostname is being fenced, so nothing moved yet. Promoted: the hostname serves this environment. Failed: nothing moved; reason says why, and promoting again retries.

True while its timers, outbox and jobs are held, not dropped: a branch until it is promoted, and an environment a promote fenced. Calls are still served.

True once a promote moved its hostname to another environment: its store takes no writes and no builds, and keeps its data until deleted. Deploys to it go to the environment now serving its hostname, or are refused once none does. Promote it to move the hostname back.

Why a Failed branch was not made.

Branching: its store is being made from a snapshot. Ready: deploys land on it, unless it is read-only. Failed: its branch was not made; reason says why, and it can only be deleted. Retired: it was deleted, so it serves nothing and takes no deploys; its data is kept but never reattached, and it keeps its name.

Set on a branch: it lives on the disk of the environment it came from, which Archil measures once with its branches, so its storage is billed with that disk. A deleted branch's data stays on that disk, counting against the store's ceilings, until the disk is deleted.

An app's name, unique within its organization. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An organization's name, unique across Akter Cloud. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Where a branched environment came from: the environment and its Ready snapshot whose data it started with.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

A named snapshot of an environment, such as before-migration, unique within the environment. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

Moving an app's hostname to an environment. The environment that served it is fenced first: its hosts give up their shards and it turns read-only. Then the hostname moves, and the promoted environment's held timers, outbox and jobs start.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The environment that served the hostname before. It stays read-only, with its data, until deleted.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

The catch, stated for this promote: which writes the promoted environment does not have and where they stay.

Why a Failed promote moved nothing.

The environment whose hostname moves: the one a branch came from, or the environment itself when it is promoted back.

Promoting: the environment that served the hostname is being fenced, so nothing moved yet. Promoted: the hostname serves this environment. Failed: nothing moved; reason says why, and promoting again retries.

True while its timers, outbox and jobs are held, not dropped: a branch until it is promoted, and an environment a promote fenced. Calls are still served.

True once a promote moved its hostname to another environment: its store takes no writes and no builds, and keeps its data until deleted. Deploys to it go to the environment now serving its hostname, or are refused once none does. Promote it to move the hostname back.

Why a Failed branch was not made.

Branching: its store is being made from a snapshot. Ready: deploys land on it, unless it is read-only. Failed: its branch was not made; reason says why, and it can only be deleted. Retired: it was deleted, so it serves nothing and takes no deploys; its data is kept but never reattached, and it keeps its name.

Set on a branch: it lives on the disk of the environment it came from, which Archil measures once with its branches, so its storage is billed with that disk. A deleted branch's data stays on that disk, counting against the store's ceilings, until the disk is deleted.

An app's name, unique within its organization. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An organization's name, unique across Akter Cloud. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

An environment of an app, such as prod or pr-42. Each environment has its own store. 1 to 63 characters: a lowercase letter, then lowercase letters, digits or single hyphens, ending in a letter or digit.

The environment that served the hostname before. It stays read-only, with its data, until deleted.

The hostname an app's environment answers on over HTTPS, such as shop--prod--acme.akter.run. An environment keeps the hostname its first published deploy got.

The catch, stated for this promote: which writes the promoted environment does not have and where they stay.

Why a Failed promote moved nothing.

The environment whose hostname moves: the one a branch came from, or the environment itself when it is promoted back.

Promoting: the environment that served the hostname is being fenced, so nothing moved yet. Promoted: the hostname serves this environment. Failed: nothing moved; reason says why, and promoting again retries.