Velocity Environments
The running version, or instance, of your application. An environment can span both local and cloud-hosted resources, and it contains the various services that make up your application.
Velocity presents a visual representation of your environment blueprint.

Environment Groups enable you to organize your services into logical groups, which can make environment creation and management easier.
To create a new Environment Group:
- 1.Open the Velocity Account Settings Dashboard
- 2.Click the 'Create new group' button and enter a unique Group Name.
- 3.Select the services you wish to add to your group.

Adding an Environment Group
Once you've added the services you want to group, select Add, and it will create a new group.
- Open the Velocity Account Settings Dashboard
- Hover your mouse over the Environment Group you want to edit
- Click the pencil icon. This will enable you to add and delete services that are a part of this group as well as edit the existing group name.
- Once changes have been they can be saved by selecting Apply.
- Open the Velocity Account Settings Dashboard
- Hover your mouse over the Environment Group you want to delete
- Click the delete icon and confirm deleting the group.
Velocity Environment Groups can be viewed and accessed using the velocity CLI.
You can list all existing Environment Groups by using the following CLI command:
veloctl env list-groups
You can create a new environment by using the
--group <groupName>
flag when using the velocity CLI create command. The --group
flag specifies a group of services that will be included in the environment from the Environment Groups. Please note that you can use either
--group
or the shorthand -g
option flags. veloctl env create [environment-name] --group <groupName>
You can create a new environment by using the
--group <groupName>
flag when using the velocity CLI update command. The --group
flag specifies a group of services that will be included in the environment from the Environment Groups. Please note that you can use either
--group
or the shorthand -g
option flags. veloctl env update [environment-name] -g <groupName>
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