Cloudstation

Workspaces

Learn how Workspaces help you organize your team, projects, and cloud infrastructure in CloudStation.

A Workspace is your team's home in CloudStation. It's where you and your team manage cloud projects, applications, and infrastructure together.

The Workspaces Page

The Workspaces page shows all your workspaces as cards. Each card displays:

  • Workspace name and description
  • Member avatars and total member count
  • Your role badge (admin or member)
  • Settings icon to open the workspace settings panel

Select a workspace to view its projects and sessions.

Workspaces and team management

Every CloudStation account starts with a Personal Workspace. You can create or join team workspaces as your needs grow.

Workspace Hierarchy

CloudStation organizes your work in three levels:

Workspace (Team)
  └── Projects (Applications)
      └── Instances (Deployments)

1. Workspace Level

Your team's top-level container. All team members, billing, and settings are managed here.

Example: "Acme Inc" workspace for your company

2. Project Level

Individual applications or services within your workspace. Each project can have multiple instances.

Example: "Marketing Website", "Customer API", "Mobile App Backend"

3. Instance Level

Running deployments of your projects. You might have dev, staging, and production instances.

Example: "marketing-website-prod", "customer-api-staging"

Personal vs Team Workspaces

Personal Workspace

  • Automatically created when you sign up
  • Only you have access
  • Good for personal projects and experimentation
  • Free tier available

Team Workspace

  • Created when you start collaborating
  • Invite multiple team members
  • Shared billing and resource management
  • Collaboration features

Start with your personal workspace to learn CloudStation, then create a team workspace when you're ready to collaborate.

Quick Navigation

Use the sidebar to explore workspace documentation:

What's Next?

Ready to get started? Head to the Getting Started guide to set up your first workspace and project.