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Environments

How Limpidius environments are structured and isolated.

Environment types

Limpidius provides two distinct environment types: one for testing and one for production. Each operates in full isolation: changes in one have no effect on the other.

Tenants

A tenant represents a business entity registered with Limpidius. Holdings or companies operating across different countries or legal structures are typically composed of multiple tenants, each corresponding to an independent legal entity.

Each tenant has its own pair of testing and production environments, completely isolated from those of other tenants.

Selecting an environment

An environment is defined by the combination of a tenant and an environment type. For example, a user with access to two tenants and both environment types has access to four distinct environments.

The active environment is determined by the authentication configuration. Each service account is bound to a specific tenant and environment type and cannot switch environments.

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