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Projects

Projects are logical containers that group related deployments together. They help you organize infrastructure by environment, team, or purpose.

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Creating a project

  1. Navigate to Deploy in the sidebar
  2. Select your cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or GCP)
  3. Click “Create Project”
  4. Fill in:
    • Name — A descriptive name (e.g., “Production Environment”, “Staging Network”)
    • Resource ID — A unique identifier for the project
    • Cloud Provider — AWS, Azure, or GCP
    • Description — What this project contains
    • Tags — Key-value metadata for organization and tracking

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What projects contain

A project groups one or more deployments. For example: 
Project: "Production Environment"
├── Deployment: VPC (networking)
├── Deployment: EC2 Web Servers (compute)
├── Deployment: RDS Database (data)
└── Deployment: Load Balancer (networking)

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Managing projects

From the project detail page you can:
  • View all deployments within the project
  • Edit the project name, description, and tags
  • Create new deployments within the project
  • Track deployment status across the project

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Project tags

Tags are key-value pairs that help you organize and track infrastructure. Tags set on a project are applied to all resources deployed within it, making it easy to:
  • Track costs by project
  • Identify resource ownership
  • Filter resources in your cloud console