Environment Management¶

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This page is currently under development.

Overview¶

Environment management is a core feature of AgentCore CLI that allows you to create, manage, and switch between isolated environments such as development, staging, and production.

Environment Concepts¶

Environment: A logical grouping of AWS resources and configurations
Environment Isolation: Complete separation of resources between environments
Regional Deployment: Each environment can be deployed to a different AWS region
Environment Variables: Environment-specific configuration values
Default Agent: Each environment can have a default agent runtime

Creating Environments¶

Create new environments using the env create command:

Bash
agentcore-cli env create prod --region us-east-1 --set-current

Switching Between Environments¶

Switch the active environment with the env use command:

Bash
agentcore-cli env use dev

Environment Variables¶

Manage environment-specific variables:

Bash
# Set environment variables
agentcore-cli env vars --set DEBUG=true --set API_URL=https://api.dev.example.com

# List environment variables
agentcore-cli env vars --list

Environment-Specific Resources¶

When creating resources, you can specify the target environment:

Bash
# Create agent in a specific environment
agentcore-cli agent create my-bot --environment prod

# List resources in a specific environment
agentcore-cli resources iam list --environment staging

Environment Deletion¶

Delete environments that are no longer needed:

Bash
agentcore-cli env delete old-env --force

Best Practices¶

Guidelines for working with environments will be added in a future update.

Detailed Documentation¶

Complete documentation will be added in a future update.