Clear lifecycle boundaries
Keep development, test, and production agents and settings visible as separate operating environments.
Keep development, test, and production work in distinct environments with their own lifecycle, region, experimentation, protection, and assigned-agent settings. Enterprise agreements can add contracted residency, deployment regions, and private runtime arrangements.
Iron Gorilla is generally available to customers in the United States and European Union. The Environments workspace separates development, test, and production inside the organization’s active deployment pattern. Contracted residency, region, private, dedicated, hybrid, on-premise, or air-gapped commitments are defined in an Enterprise agreement.

See how development, testing, and production stay separate, how live work is protected, and where Enterprise deployment commitments become part of the plan.
Keep development, test, and production agents and settings visible as separate operating environments.
Production environments require live-operations protection and do not expose experimentation as an active option.
See whether the organization uses a hosted, private, or hybrid pattern; migration is coordinated through support rather than changed with a toggle.
The environment shows how many agents are assigned, and an environment in use cannot simply be deleted.
Available placement options reflect the organization’s deployment arrangement rather than general commercial availability.
Residency, contracted regions, dedicated or private infrastructure, on-premise, and air-gapped arrangements depend on the signed agreement.
Separate lifecycle, protection, placement, and assigned agents while keeping Enterprise commitments explicit.