Workspace
Explainer on what workspaces are and how to use them
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Explainer on what workspaces are and how to use them
A workspace is what holds all of your data—members, projects, secrets, integrations, etc. You can think of it as an organization, which ties up everything related to a business. You get a default workspace when you first register to keyshade.
A workspace allows you to do the following things:
Create projects
Add and manage secrets, variables and environments in these projects
Create integrations that tie up your external services with keyshade
Invite and manage members of your organization
Implement RBAC via roles management
Upgrade your workspace tier
Manage billing and subscription
A user can have an unlimited number of workspaces for free.
Each workspace is meant to hold data related to a single project, or organization. This means that projects related to a single application or organization should be container in a single workspace.
When you first register on Keyshade, you get a default workspace. This is where you land when you first log in. The default workspace is meant for personal use, hosting portfolio projects and such. We do not support any payments or subscriptions for the default workspace.
Head over to the dashboard at app.keyshade.io
Navigate to the bottom in the left sidebar and click on the combobox

Click on Create a New Workspace
Enter the name of the workspace

Click on Add Workspace
And then, you can select your new workspace

Create the workspace
Once done, you can verify that the workspace was created
From the sidebar, select the workspace that you want to edit
Click on Settings
Update the information and click on Save Changes
To update the workspace name, run
From the sidebar, select the workspace that you want to delete
Click on Settings
Scroll down, and select "Delete Workspace"
Enter the name of your workspace to confirm your action
Click on Yes, delete the workspace
To update the workspace name, run
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keyshade workspace create -n <workspace-name>keyshade workspace listkeyshade workspace update <workspace-slug> -n <workspace-name>keyshade workspace delete <workspace-slug>