Prepare your production environment to go live
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Kinde allows you to run multiple environments to support your software development cycle.
Kinde environments at a glance:
You can see the environment you are working in at the top left of the home page when signed in. To make the production environment live, follow the go-live checklist.
Free plans are limited to one extra non-production environment. You will need a paid plan to create multiple non-production environments.
From the environment drop-down, select All environments.
In the Environments page, select Add environment.
Enter a name for the environment (e.g., Development).
Enter a dev-friendly code for the environment (e.g., dev).
Select Save.
You will see the new environment in the list.
You can only add non-production environments to Kinde.
Select Switch to this environment on the environment card to start working in the new environment.
From the environment drop-down, select All environments.
On the environment you want to delete, select the three dots menu (…).
Select Delete environment.
Confirm you want to delete the environment. This action is irreversible.
You cannot delete the production environment.
From the environment drop-down, select Environment settings.
Update the environment name as needed.
Optionally, add third-party analytics tracking codes such as Google Analytics, Hotjar, and Contentsquare.
You will need a paid plan to add third-party analytics tracking codes. See Kinde pricing for more details.
If you are editing the production environment, you can also update the environment status to Live. See the go live checklist for more details.
If you want to test new user configurations or make other changes, do so in a non-production environment (e.g., testing or staging) first, then replicate the changes in production.
Unless you are a developer, we recommend you stay in the production environment for viewing and working with your Kinde account.
No. You cannot copy configuration settings between environments using the Kinde dashboard. However, you can use the Kinde Management API to achieve this — follow this guide.