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Ona manages inactive environments in two stages: archival after a period of inactivity, then auto-deletion based on your plan.

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Timelines

PlanArchive afterAuto-delete after archival
Free2 days2 days
Core3 days4 days
Enterprise7 daysConfigurable (1–4 weeks, or never)
Environment lifecycle

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Archiving

Stopped environments are archived after the inactive period for your plan. Archived environments move to a separate view and can be unarchived or deleted. You receive an email when environments are archived.

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Viewing archived environments

Sidebar showing Archive button with badge indicator Click Archive in the sidebar. Press Escape to return to the main view.

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Managing archived environments

Hover over an archived environment to reveal actions:
  • Unarchive - click the restore icon. The environment returns to your main list.
  • Delete - click the trash icon and confirm in the dialog.
Deleting an environment permanently removes all content. This cannot be undone.

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Delete all

Delete All confirmation dialog Click Delete All at the bottom and confirm to remove all archived environments.

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Auto-delete settings

Auto-delete dropdown showing 1 week, 2 weeks, 4 weeks, and Never options Options: After 1 day, After 2 days, After 3 days, After 5 days, After 1 week, After 2 weeks, After 4 weeks, or Never.
Auto-delete preferences are available on Enterprise plans. Free and Core plans use fixed timelines (see table above).
Organization policies override user preferences when more restrictive. Disabled options in the dropdown indicate policy restrictions.

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FAQ

After 2–7 days of inactivity, depending on plan.
No. Only archived environments can be restored.
Your organization policy enforces a maximum retention period.
No, only stopped environments.
Check organization policy restrictions.