Environment Creation (ssd api-management create environment)

The `ssd api-management create environment` command allows you to create an environment on Sensedia API Platform.

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You can use the ssd api-management create environment command or its shortened version ssd apim create environment.

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For more specific information, refer to the documentation on the creation of environments on Sensedia API Platform.

Usage

The ssd api-management create environment command can be followed by flags with their respective arguments:

If no flag is specified, the interactive mode will be activated.

See below examples of usage in the direct mode:

The following flags can be used with the ssd api-management create environment command:

Flag	Type	Description
-e, --deployment-permission-team	string	Name of the team with permission to deploy an API to the environment. Required if the argument of the `--deployment-permission-type` flag is specified as "TEAM"
-t, --deployment-permission-type	string	Permission type for the deployment of APIs to the environment. Available options: "ORGANIZATION", "TEAM", "ME" (default: "ORGANIZATION")
-d, --description	string	Description for the environment
-s, --environment-trace-team	string	Name of the team with visibility access to Trace. Required if the argument of the `--environment-trace-type` flag is specified as "TEAM"
-r, --environment-trace-type	string	Visibility access type to Trace. Available options: "ORGANIZATION", "TEAM", "ME" (default: "ORGANIZATION")
-g, --gateway-pool	string	Gateway pool that will attend the environment (default: "default")
-h, --help		Displays help for the command
-u, --host	string	Domain registered as inbound address to be used for the environment
-i, --inbound-url	string	Complement to the URL (Inbound URL) of the environment

Flag	Type	Description
-c, --config	string	Configuration file (default: `$HOME/.sensedia/config.json`)
--profile	string	The configuration profile you want to use (default: "default")
--verbose		Lists all requests made by the command. It is possible to store this information in a TXT file instead of displaying it on the terminal. E.g.: `$ ssd (api-management \| apim) list apis --verbose 2> log.txt`

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It is possible to create an environment using a .yaml file with the declarative mode. Learn more.