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Lifecycle

Build ephemeral environments from pull requests.

What is lifecycle?
lifecycle is a tool that transforms pull requests into ephemeral development environments that seamlessly connect to required dependencies while remaining isolated from unrelated changes.

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Lifecycle in action

Watch it on youtube

ephemeral-environments-with-lifecycle.mp4

Use Cases:

  • Development:
    Isolated environments for feature branches to develop, without interference from others' work.

  • Testing:
    Fully connected and function environments for manula and automated testing.

  • Design Review:
    Live environments for product managers and designers to interact with new features.

  • External Sandboxes:
    Isolated sandboxes for partners and vendors that share only what’s necessary, avoiding full staging access.

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