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Edit & Destroy Environment

Updating a Service​

You can update the configuration of any deployed service and re-deploy it with the updated settings.

  1. Navigate to the environment and select the service you want to update.
  2. Click Update from the service actions dropdown in the top-right corner.
  3. Modify the configuration as needed (source, deployment settings, environment variables, resources, networking, etc.).
  4. Click Re-Deploy to trigger a new pipeline with the updated configuration.
Update service

Deleting a Service​

To remove a single service from the environment:

  1. Navigate to the environment and select the service.
  2. Click Delete from the service actions dropdown.
  3. Confirm the deletion.

The service will be removed from the environment. The environment phase may temporarily change to Updating while the deletion is processed.

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Deleting a service removes it and all its associated resources (pods, ingress rules, DNS records) from the cluster. This action cannot be undone.

Adding New Services​

You can add new services to an existing environment at any time.

  1. From the environment's Services Overview page, click Add New Service.
  2. Configure the service following the same steps as during environment creation.
  3. Deploy the new service.
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The service must be part of the project associated with the environment. Only undeployed services from the project will be available to add.

Add new service

Destroying an Environment​

Destroying an environment permanently removes it and all its resources from the Kubernetes cluster.

  1. Navigate to the Environments list.
  2. Click the three-dot menu next to the environment.
  3. Select Destroy.
  4. Type the environment name to confirm and click Destroy.
Destroy environment

Destroy Process​

When an environment is destroyed, Atmosly performs the following cleanup:

  1. Environment phase changes to Destroying.
  2. All service pods and Kubernetes resources are deleted.
  3. DNS records are removed.
  4. Secrets are cleaned up from the cloud provider.
  5. Workflows and releases are deleted.
  6. Environment phase changes to Destroyed.

Destroy Statuses​

StatusDescription
DestroyingThe destroy operation is in progress.
DestroyedThe environment and all resources have been fully removed.
Destroy FailedThe destroy operation failed. You can retry the destroy from the three-dot menu.
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Destroying an environment is irreversible. All services, datasources, and associated resources will be permanently deleted. Ensure you have backed up any important data before proceeding.