The Space action menu provides the primary operational controls for a deployed Space.
Open the menu using the ellipsis (…) on the Space card.
The available actions depend on whether the Space is a Studio Space or a Fabric Space, as well as the current state of the Space.
Open launches the deployed Space.
The external-link icon next to the Space name performs the same action.
Refresh Status requests an updated status from the runtime environment.
Use this when a Space is undergoing an operation such as:
Studio Spaces support Pause Space and Resume Space.
Pause Space suspends the Studio Space. When the Space is paused, the menu provides Resume Space to return it to operation.
Fabric Spaces do not provide Pause and Resume operations.
Fabric Spaces provide Deploy Environments.
This operation deploys an environment definition stored in Git to the runtime.
The operator selects:
prod.The environment designation identifies which environment configuration applies to the runtime.
Detailed environment behavior and deployment workflows are covered separately in the Fabric Environment and K2cloud deployment documentation.
Fabric Spaces provide Deploy Project.
This operation deploys Project content from Git to the Fabric runtime.
The operator can deploy:
When deploying selected Logical Units, the LU names are provided as a comma-delimited list.
Fabric Spaces provide Restart Space.
Restart reinitializes the Fabric runtime services and can temporarily interrupt access to the Space.
View Space Details opens the operational diagnostics for the Space.
Space Details provides Kubernetes-level information about the deployed environment, including:
See View Space Details.
Delete Space permanently deletes the Space.
Deletion is not recoverable, and the effect on persistent data depends on the persistence model used by the Space Profile.
See Delete a Space before deleting a Space.
The Space action menu provides the primary operational controls for a deployed Space.
Open the menu using the ellipsis (…) on the Space card.
The available actions depend on whether the Space is a Studio Space or a Fabric Space, as well as the current state of the Space.
Open launches the deployed Space.
The external-link icon next to the Space name performs the same action.
Refresh Status requests an updated status from the runtime environment.
Use this when a Space is undergoing an operation such as:
Studio Spaces support Pause Space and Resume Space.
Pause Space suspends the Studio Space. When the Space is paused, the menu provides Resume Space to return it to operation.
Fabric Spaces do not provide Pause and Resume operations.
Fabric Spaces provide Deploy Environments.
This operation deploys an environment definition stored in Git to the runtime.
The operator selects:
prod.The environment designation identifies which environment configuration applies to the runtime.
Detailed environment behavior and deployment workflows are covered separately in the Fabric Environment and K2cloud deployment documentation.
Fabric Spaces provide Deploy Project.
This operation deploys Project content from Git to the Fabric runtime.
The operator can deploy:
When deploying selected Logical Units, the LU names are provided as a comma-delimited list.
Fabric Spaces provide Restart Space.
Restart reinitializes the Fabric runtime services and can temporarily interrupt access to the Space.
View Space Details opens the operational diagnostics for the Space.
Space Details provides Kubernetes-level information about the deployed environment, including:
See View Space Details.
Delete Space permanently deletes the Space.
Deletion is not recoverable, and the effect on persistent data depends on the persistence model used by the Space Profile.
See Delete a Space before deleting a Space.