Organizing Environments Into Groups: How to Smartly Structure Your Projects
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This guide explains how to use Organizing Environments Into Groups: How to Smartly Structure Your Projects on Ruk-Com Cloud PaaS, with ordered procedures and practical verification points.
Before you begin
- Sign in with an account permitted to manage the relevant environment.
- Confirm the target environment, region and resources before saving changes.
- Create a backup or rollback plan before changing a production system.

Environment Groups are designed to categorize environments in your dashboard. This functionality is intended to make administration of created and shared environments easier, providing a clear view of your project and landscape components.
Such categorization can be achieved by creating special user-defined tags and attaching them to the appropriate environment. Here, tags represent words or phrases that are displayed within a separate dedicated column in your dashboard by clicking on the desired tag. You can quickly filter your environment by one or more attributes to differentiate it (e.g. stack type, project relationships, etc.). development process, etc.)

The main functionality of environment grouping is provided through the dedicated Env Groups menu within the dashboard screen (above the environment list). You'll find a list of all your created environment groups and a set of options for easier management and access.
When selecting any group The group name appears within the top panel as a nested element in Env Groups.

You can return to the full list of environments by simply clicking the Env Groups button.
The overall structure of an environment group, along with all its bindings and nesting levels, can be conveniently viewed through the Environment Groups box (opened by clicking theManage in the menuEnv Groups) Here you can also dogroup modificationAll necessary using the specific tool set above.

You can create unlimited groups with a naming convention that makes sense to you. (Using letters, numbers, special characters, and spaces in names.) Additionally, each group can be separated into smaller subgroups if desired. And each environment can belong to multiple groups. This makes the method flexible and versatile. You can learn more about grouping environments by following these instructions: