Viewing your Environments

Displaying all the Environments in your Altinity.Cloud account

In working with Environments, you’ll always start by selecting the Environments tab to load the list of Environments:

The Environments tab

Figure 1 - The Environments tab

The Environment list view

You’ll see the Environment list view:

The Environment list

Figure 2 - The list of Altinity.Cloud Environments

The columns in the table are:

  • Select button - Lets you select an Environment for operations and includes the vertical dots icon, which includes options to Edit, Export, or Delete the environment. (More on those tasks later.)
  • Environment number - Each Environment has a unique number. If you’re using the Altinity Cloud Manager API, you will need this number when making certain API calls.
  • Environment Name - Um, the name of the environment.
  • Status - The status of the cluster. is what we’re looking for here.
  • Deployment Type - The kind of deployment, either Kubernetes (Altinity.Cloud) or Anywhere (Altinity.Cloud Anywhere).
  • Cloud Provider - Either AWS, GCP, Azure, or HCLOUD (Hetzner).
  • Created - The time the Environment was created.
  • Owner - The ID of the Environment’s administrator.
  • Organization - The Organization that owns this Environment.

The Environment summary view

When you click the name of an environment, you’ll be taken to its summary view:

The Environment summary view

Figure 3 - The Environment summary view

Figure 3 is a summary of an Altinity.Cloud environment running in Altinity’s Cloud (SaaS). It has two ClickHouse clusters, no swarm clusters, and no Iceberg catalog has been defined.

The Monitoring section has links to four monitoring tools:

Available monitoring tools

Figure 4 - Available monitoring tools

Clicking the Prometheus, Grafana, or Logs links takes you to the corresponding monitoring tool. There are default views for all three tools; to configure them, take a look at the documentation for integrating Prometheus, integrating Grafana, and integrating Loki.

The Datadog link (disabled in the figure above) lets you configure a connection to your Datadog account. Clicking the link (whether enabled or disabled) takes you to the Datadog section of the Environment configuration panel