Environment Details in C3 AI Studio
An environment is a group of resources within your cluster The Environment Details page in C3 AI Studio shows the details of an environment. The page contains the following sections:
For more information on managing existing environments, see Manage Environments and Applications in C3 AI Studio. To create a new environment, see Create an Environment in C3 AI Studio.
The page header shows the following details and controls for an environment:
- Status: The environment's name and current status, such as Stopped or Running.
- Open in VS Code: Connect to the environment using VS Code. This option only exists for Single Node Environments.
- Open in Console: Access your environment in the C3 AI Console. To learn more, see Access Your Environment.
Select the ellipsis (...) to access environment lifecycle actions:
- Stop environment: Pause the environment's resource usage. This action does not destroy the environment or its applications, and is only present for running environments.
- Resume environment: Restart a stopped environment. This action is only present for stopped environments.
- Upgrade environment: Update the C3 Agentic AI Platform server version used by the environment. This action is only present for running environments.
- Restart environment: Restart the nodes used by a single node environment (SNE). This action can only be accessed by environment, studio, or cluster administrators.
- Terminate environment: Permanently destroy an environment and any applications it contains. This action cannot be reversed.
Details panel
The environment details panel displays the following information:
- Environment type: The type of the environment. Possible values are:
- Single Node Environment: A low resource environment ideal for development and testing.
- Shared Environment: A scalable environment used for staging or production applications.
- Server version: The C3 Server version deployed in the environment.
- Nodes: The number of nodes used by the environment.
- Created: The environment's creator and time of creation.
- Hibernation Setting: The rule that determines when to hibernate the environment.
- Hibernation Exclusion: The rule that determines when to omit the environment from hibernation.
Applications
The Applications section lists all applications in the environment. Each application card shows the following high-level information:
- Application status: The application's current status, such as Running or Stopped.
- Package: The application's root package name. To learn more about application packages, see Package Management overview.
- Nodes: The number of cluster nodes used by the application.
Select an application card to navigate to the application details page. For more information, see Application Details Overview in C3 AI Studio.
Select Create Application to add a new application to the current environment. For a walkthrough, see Create an Application in C3 AI Studio