Creating a Workspace and Adding Users to the Workspace
Refer to Tecton Workspaces for an introduction to workspaces.
Creating a workspace​
Step 1: Install the Tecton CLI​
If you have not already done so, install the Tecton CLI on your local machine.
Step 2: Log in to your Tecton instance​
Use
tecton login
to authenticate to your instance.
Step 3: Use tecton workspace to create a workspace​
To create a development workspace named my_workspace:
$ tecton workspace create my_workspace
To create a live workspace named my_workspace, use the --live flag:
$ tecton workspace create my_workspace --live
Output:
Created workspace "my_workspace".
Switched to workspace "my_workspace".
You're now on a new, empty workspace. Workspaces isolate their state,
so if you run "tecton plan" Tecton will not see any existing state
for this configuration.
Applying features to a live workspace may incur additional costs as features are backfilled. Proceed with caution when applying changes to a live workspace.
Every Tecton cluster includes one live workspace, prod, that is used by
default, unless another workspace is selected.
Adding users to a workspace​
After a workspace is created, users can be added to the workspace using the Tecton Web UI. Users cannot be added using the Tecton CLI.
Selecting an existing workspace​
After a workspace is created, the workspace will automatically be selected as the current workspace.
However, suppose your current workspace is my_workspace, and you want to
select another workspace, my_workspace_2, as the current workspace. Use the
tecton workspace select <workspace> command:
$ tecton workspace select my_workspace_2