Steps to Create Environment in Dell Boomi & How to Attach an Atom to the Environment

In this post, we will cover all the Steps to create Environment in Dell Boomi & How to Attach an Atom to the Environment.

Steps to create Environment in Dell Boomi & How to attach an atom to the environment:

Step 1: Login Dell Boomi Platform using valid credentials:

Step 2: Go to Manage tab and then select Atom Management

AtomManagement_DellBoomi

Step 3: Click on the New button and then select the Environment.

Dellboomi_Environment

Step 4: Name the environment appropriately and select the environment classification either Test or Production.

Dellboomi_Addenvironment

Step 5: Environment with name Dell_Environment gets created.

Dellboomi_CreatedEnvironment

Step 6: Select the environment from left and corresponding details get populated on right.

Dellboomi_Environment_Details

Step 7: Select the attachments and choose the unattached atom to be attached to the environment

Attach_Atom_Dellboomi_Entvironment

Step 8: We get a message processing container attachments.

Dellboomi_Atom_Attached _To_Environment

Step 9: Atom gets attached to the environment and now the process can be deployed to an atom.

Dellboomi_Atom_Attached _To_Environment

So, this is all about the steps for Steps to create Environment in Dell Boomi & How to attach an atom to the environment.

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