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Clone Environment

Clone an existing environment to quickly create a duplicate with all its configurations — application services, datasources, environment variables, and deployment settings.


How Cloning Works

When you clone an environment, Atmosly copies the complete configuration payload, including:

  • All application service configurations (source, deployment, networking, resources, HPA, volumes)
  • All environment variables (including secret manager references)
  • All datasource configurations
  • Labels and tags
  • DNS and ingress settings

The cloned environment name and namespace are automatically suffixed with -clone to ensure uniqueness. You can modify these and other fields before deploying.


Steps to Clone

  1. Navigate to the Environments list.
  2. Click the three-dot menu next to the environment you want to clone.
  3. Select Clone.
  4. Update the required fields (highlighted by Smart Select).
  5. Review and deploy the cloned environment.
Clone environment


Fields to Update

General

FieldDescription
Environment NameProvide a new unique name for the cloned environment.
NamespaceProvide a unique Kubernetes namespace.

Application Services

FieldDescription
Container RegistryChange the registry if the cloned environment should push/pull images from a different location.
Endpoint TypeSet to Public or Private as needed.
DomainUpdate the pre-filled domain to a unique value to avoid DNS conflicts.
NodegroupSelect a different node group if required.

Datasource Services

FieldDescription
Display NameProvide a new name for the database.
User Access DetailsUpdate the database credentials.
Auto-Generated PasswordToggle on to generate a new secure password.

Smart Select

When Smart Select is enabled, Atmosly highlights only the fields that must be unique for the cloned environment (such as name, namespace, and domain). This allows you to quickly update just the required fields and skip the rest.

tip

Smart Select is especially useful for large environments with many services — it ensures you don't miss any fields that require unique values.