making changes in different environments in one org

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We have one org that has multiple environments in Apigee edge cloud, can we deploy and run separate code in each environment ?

It seems API proxy is common in edge dashboard for all env and any changes to a proxy is applied to the all deployed environments.

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@ansmayank Yes, you can. You can think about these separate code implementations as Revisions in Edge. You can create one or more revisions for an API proxy. Then you can deploy a specific API Proxy revision to an Environment.

Just to give you an example. - Revision 1 of the API proxy can be deployed to Production environment, where as Revision 2 could be deployed to Test. Any configuration or code you implement as part of Revision 2 in Test does not impact your Production traffic. See this doc page for the steps to deploy a specific revision into an environment - http://docs.apigee.com/api-services/content/deploying-proxies-ui

If you are unfamiliar with the definitions of revision, proxy, environment, Org, you can read this doc page - http://docs.apigee.com/api-services/content/basic-concepts

Hope this helps!

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@ansmayank Yes, you can. You can think about these separate code implementations as Revisions in Edge. You can create one or more revisions for an API proxy. Then you can deploy a specific API Proxy revision to an Environment.

Just to give you an example. - Revision 1 of the API proxy can be deployed to Production environment, where as Revision 2 could be deployed to Test. Any configuration or code you implement as part of Revision 2 in Test does not impact your Production traffic. See this doc page for the steps to deploy a specific revision into an environment - http://docs.apigee.com/api-services/content/deploying-proxies-ui

If you are unfamiliar with the definitions of revision, proxy, environment, Org, you can read this doc page - http://docs.apigee.com/api-services/content/basic-concepts

Hope this helps!