Understanding the virtual environments overview page

Introduction

Virtual environments can be viewed, created, and managed from the overview page:

Here you'll find all existing virtual environments, with related information and options.

Available information & options

#	Summary
1	Shows the number of deployed virtual environments from your total allowance. A virtual environment is considered to be deployed if it includes a deployed version. Your allowance is determined by your Core subscription tier and associated bolt-ons.
2	Existing virtual environments are shown as tiles in the main display area. Each tile includes summary information, so you can see the current status and related details.
3	If you have lots of virtual environments, it can be useful to filter those displayed by type and/or status, or to search for virtual environments by name.

Virtual environment tile summaries

Each tile displays summary details for the virtual environment:

Available information is summarised below:

#	Summary
1	The virtual environment name, as a hyperlink. Click the name to access the configuration for this virtual environment.
2	Access options to delete or duplicate the virtual environment.
3	When creating a virtual environment, you select a type of either test or live. Your selection here has no functional impact; however, you can filter environments based on this value.
4	The number of versions (of any status) associated with this virtual environment. A virtual environment is only 'active' (i.e. available for flow version deployments) when a deployed version is present.
5	A virtual environment is marked as deployed when it (a) includes a deployed virtual environment version AND (b) includes at least one deployed flow version. For more information, please see Understanding virtual environment versions.