Quickstart: Create and access an environment in Azure Deployment Environments
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This quickstart shows you how to create and access an environment in Azure Deployment Environments by using the developer portal.
As a developer, you can create environments associated with a project in Azure Deployment Environments. An environment has all Azure resource preconfigured for deploying your application.
Prerequisites
Your organization must configure Azure Deployment Environments with a dev center and at least one project before you can create a deployment environment.
You must have permissions as a Deployment Environments User for a project. If you don't have permissions to a project, contact your administrator.
Create an environment
An environment in Azure Deployment Environments is a collection of Azure resources on which your application is deployed. You can create an environment from the developer portal.
If you don't have any dev boxes, you see this screen. Select New environment.
Select New > New environment.
In the Add an environment pane, select the following information:
Field
Value
Name
Enter a descriptive name for your environment.
Project
Select the project you want to create the environment in. If you have access to more than one project, you see a list of available projects.
Type
Select the environment type you want to create. If you have access to more than one environment type, you see a list of available types.
Environment definitions
Select the environment definition you want to use to create the environment. You see a list of the environment definitions available from the catalogs associated with your dev center.
If your environment is configured to accept parameters, you can enter them on a separate pane. In this example, you don't need to specify any parameters.
Select Create. You see your environment in the developer portal immediately, with an indicator that shows creation in progress.
Access an environment
You can access and manage your environments in the Azure Deployment Environments developer portal.
You can view all of your existing environments. To access the specific resources created as part of an environment, select the Environment Resources link.
You can view the resources in your environment listed in the Azure portal.
Creating an environment automatically creates a resource group that stores the environment's resources. The resource group name follows the pattern {projectName}-{environmentName}. You can view the resource group in the Azure portal.
An environment is a space to store, manage, and share your organization's business data that is stored within an instance of a Dataverse database. You can set up one or many environments, depending on the needs of your organization. This module explores these environments and how you can use them with instances of Dataverse databases.
Learn how to set up the resources to get started with Azure Deployment Environments. Configure a dev center, attach an identity, and attach a catalog for using IaC templates.
Learn how to add, update, and delete project environment types in Azure Deployment Environments. Define project-level deployment settings and permissions.
