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title: Environment Management | ||
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### Production vs Sandbox | ||
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Unlike _Sandboxes_, the _Production_ environment doesn't have limitations on _rate limiting_ and resource usage, such as orders, API requests, products, etc. | ||
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The limits imposed on sandboxes are displayed in the Cloud Console. | ||
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### Snapshots | ||
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Database snapshots can be created and replicated from any sandbox or production environment, allowing staging environments to be created. | ||
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This feature enables productive workflows for development and testing, for example: | ||
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- Replicating the latest production data to a staging environment. | ||
- Creating integration tests. You can create snapshots that would be used as a starting point for integration tests. | ||
- Migration scripts. During the development of migration scripts, it might be desirable to do it in steps, where each successful step can be saved and reverted during the development of the next step. | ||
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Follow the quickstart guide to learn [how to use snapshots](/quickstart/cloud.mdx). | ||
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### Version upgrades | ||
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Saleor versions can be upgraded on demand via the console. Sequential upgrades (from one minor to the next minor) are backward compatible and do not require downtime. Thus, upgrades are never disruptive. | ||
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Each environment has independent version management, thus making it possible to test new features before production upgrades. | ||
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Projects without a production environment (aka free projects) automatically upgrade to the latest version. To disable automatic version upgrades of sandboxes, you would need to have a production instance in the same project. | ||
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### Access Control | ||
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To control `Trusted client origins` and `Allowed API origins`, see the guide for [API access restriction](/cloud/restricting-api-access.mdx). | ||
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### Subdomain Management | ||
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Subdomains of your environments (e.g., `[your_subdomain].saleor.cloud`) can be changed of your instance on demand via console. | ||
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title: Cloud Overview | ||
sidebar_title: Overview | ||
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### Creating an Account | ||
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Saleor cloud provides free developer accounts for experimentation and development purposes. | ||
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Signup at [cloud.saleor.io](https://cloud.saleor.io/) to get started for free. | ||
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Sandboxes can be later promoted to production by adding credit card details. | ||
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### Organizations | ||
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Organizations allow to create multiple projects under the same billing account and invite staff members across all projects. | ||
If you are not invited to an existing organization, open the [Saleor Cloud dashboard](https://cloud.saleor.io/) after registration. As every user must be assigned to an organization, you should see the organization creation form right away. | ||
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Access to organization and projects can be configured via SSO. | ||
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### Projects | ||
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Projects contains backend instances and have staff access control. Each project can have a single production environment and multiple developer environments called sandboxes. | ||
Projects are meant to be treated as individual shops, where backup data and snapshots are meant to be interchangeable between environments. For example, you can create [snapshot](/cloud/environment.mdx#snapshots) of your production environment and restore it to the staging sandbox environment. | ||
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Each project is bound to a single AWS region. | ||
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### Environments | ||
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Environments aka backend can be either production (one per project) or sandboxes meant for development purposes. Learn more about [environments](/cloud/environment.mdx). | ||
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## Related Resources | ||
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- Cloud [Quickstart](/quickstart/cloud.mdx). | ||
- Environment [management](/cloud/environment.mdx). | ||
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Have questions? Contact [our team](mailto:[email protected]). |
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const { chapterTitle, hr } = require("./utils"); | ||
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export const cloudSidebar = [ | ||
chapterTitle("cloud", "Cloud", "cloud"), | ||
chapterTitle("cloud/overview", "Cloud overview", "cloud"), | ||
hr(), | ||
{ type: "ref", id: "quickstart/cloud" }, | ||
"restricting-api-access", | ||
"cloud/environment", | ||
"cloud/restricting-api-access", | ||
]; |