Full Stack Environment Configuration in Zoho PageSense

Full Stack - Environment

Environment

The Environment section under Full Stack settings allows you to configure environments for your server-side or full stack applications in Zoho PageSense. Environments help you manage and track experimentation across different stages of your application such as development, testing, or production.

By creating environments, you can ensure that experiments and feature configurations are executed in the correct environment without affecting other stages of your application.

NotesNote: The Settings icon is located in the top-right corner of your PageSense interface. From there, navigate to Full Stack → Environment to create and manage environments.

Environment Name
The Environment Name identifies the environment in which your application is running. This helps differentiate between multiple environments used during the development lifecycle.
Common examples include:
  • Development – Used while building and testing features locally.
  • Staging – Used for pre-production testing and validation.
  • Production – Used for the live application accessed by real users.
Assigning clear environment names helps teams manage experiments safely across different stages of deployment.

SDK Key

The SDK Key is a unique authentication key generated for each environment. This key is used to connect your application with Zoho PageSense through the Full Stack SDK.


When integrating PageSense with your backend or full stack application, the SDK key must be included in your application configuration so that PageSense can identify the correct environment and retrieve experiment settings.

Each environment has its own SDK key to ensure experiments run only in the intended environment.



Enable Webhook

The Enable Webhook option allows you to configure a webhook that sends notifications whenever changes occur in your PageSense full stack experiments.


When enabled, PageSense will trigger an event to the configured endpoint whenever updates such as experiment changes, feature updates, or configuration changes occur.



Webhook URL

The Webhook URL is the endpoint where PageSense sends these notifications. This URL should point to a server endpoint capable of receiving and processing webhook requests.


Using webhooks allows your application to:

  • Automatically receive updates about experiment changes
  • Sync configuration changes with internal systems
  • Trigger workflows or deployments when experiments are modified

Configuring environments with SDK keys and webhooks helps ensure smooth integration between your application and PageSense full stack experimentation capabilities.



We’ve designed this documentation to guide you every step of the way. If you need further assistance or have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at support@zohopagesense.com - we’re always here to help!