Table: env0_environment - Query Env0 Environments using SQL
Env0 is a self-service cloud management platform that provides infrastructure as code (IaC) environments on demand. It allows teams to manage and provision their own environments, while maintaining control and governance. Env0 supports multiple IaC frameworks and cloud providers, enabling teams to use their preferred technologies and processes.
Table Usage Guide
The env0_environment
table provides insights into Environments within Env0. As a DevOps engineer, you can explore environment-specific details through this table, including the environment's ID, name, project ID, and other related data. Use it to uncover information about environments, such as their current status, the associated project, and the last time they were updated.
Examples
Basic info
Explore which environments require approval for changes and identify instances where continuous deployment is enabled. This can aid in understanding the management and control mechanisms in place for your projects.
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, is_archivedfrom env0_environment;
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, is_archivedfrom env0_environment;
List environments which are not in archived state
Discover the environments that are currently active and not archived. This can be useful for maintaining an overview of all ongoing projects and ensuring that resources are not being wasted on inactive environments.
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere not is_archived;
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere not is_archived;
List inactive environments
Explore which environments are inactive in your project, helping you identify areas for clean-up or potential resource optimization. This is useful in managing resources and maintaining an efficient, organized environment structure.
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere status <> 'Active';
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere status <> 'Active';
List environments that bypass approval requirement from an authorized user
Explore which environments are set to bypass the approval requirement, allowing for a more streamlined deployment process and potentially reducing bottlenecks. This can be beneficial in scenarios where rapid deployment is critical.
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere not requires_approval;
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere not requires_approval;
List environments that do not implement continuous deployment
Determine the areas in your project where continuous deployment is not implemented. This can help identify potential bottlenecks in your development process and areas for improvement.
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere not continuous_deployment;
select name, id, project_id, continuous_deployment, pull_request_plan_deployments, requires_approval, status, workspace_name, is_archivedfrom env0_environmentwhere continuous_deployment = 0;
Get the log details of the latest deployment
Explore the latest deployment's log details to identify if there were any issues or irregularities. This is particularly useful in situations where continuous deployment is not used, allowing for more thorough tracking and troubleshooting of each deployment.
select name, id, project_id, workspace_name, is_archived, latest_deployment_log ->> 'Id' as latest_deployment_log_id, latest_deployment_log ->> 'BlueprintId' as latest_deployment_log_blueprint_id, latest_deployment_log ->> 'Type' as latest_deployment_log_typefrom env0_environmentwhere not continuous_deployment;
select name, id, project_id, workspace_name, is_archived, json_extract(latest_deployment_log, '$.Id') as latest_deployment_log_id, json_extract(latest_deployment_log, '$.BlueprintId') as latest_deployment_log_blueprint_id, json_extract(latest_deployment_log, '$.Type') as latest_deployment_log_typefrom env0_environmentwhere not continuous_deployment;
Schema for env0_environment
Name | Type | Operators | Description |
---|---|---|---|
_ctx | jsonb | Steampipe context in JSON form, e.g. connection_name. | |
auto_deploy_by_custom_glob | text | Specifies a custom glob pattern that determines which files should trigger an automatic deployment when changes are detected. | |
auto_deploy_on_path_changes_only | boolean | Specifies whether or not automatic deployments of infrastructure changes should be triggered only when changes are made to specific files or directories. | |
blueprint_id | text | Specifies the ID of the blueprint associated with the environment. | |
continuous_deployment | boolean | Specifies whether or not continuous deployment value is set in the environment. | |
id | text | = | The number uniquely identifying the environment. |
is_archived | boolean | Specifies whether an environment is set to archived or not. | |
is_remote_backend | boolean | Specifies whether the Terraform backend configuration uses a remote backend or not. | |
latest_deployment_log | jsonb | The most recent deployment log for a specific environment or deployment. | |
latest_deployment_log_id | text | Represents the ID of the most recent deployment log. | |
lifespan_end_at | timestamp with time zone | Represents the end time of an environment's lifespan | |
name | text | The name of the environment. | |
project_id | text | A unique ID of the project. | |
pull_request_plan_deployments | boolean | Specifies whether automatic deployments of infrastructure change is enabled when a pull request is created or updated. | |
requires_approval | boolean | A boolean value indicating whether changes to the environment require approval before they can be applied. | |
status | text | The status of the environment. | |
terragrunt_working_directory | text | Specifies the directory where Terragrunt will look for the terragrunt.hcl configuration file. | |
title | text | Title of the resource. | |
vcs_commands_alias | text | Specifies alias for the VCS commands used for deploying infrastructure changes. | |
workspace_name | text | The name of the workspace associated to the environment. |
Export
This table is available as a standalone Exporter CLI. Steampipe exporters are stand-alone binaries that allow you to extract data using Steampipe plugins without a database.
You can download the tarball for your platform from the Releases page, but it is simplest to install them with the steampipe_export_installer.sh
script:
/bin/sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://steampipe.io/install/export.sh)" -- env0
You can pass the configuration to the command with the --config
argument:
steampipe_export_env0 --config '<your_config>' env0_environment