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# Step 3 - Environments

Developers have access to two different environments:

1. **Staging**: Use this environment while developing and testing. This environment will use the testing blockchain backend.
2. **Production**: Use this environment for the releases, live versions available to users.

**Example**. 

1. John started integrating the READYgg SDK in his application by setting the **Staging** environment. 
2. He completed and tested feature Implementation in the **Staging** environment. 
3. After that, he is ready to update the version in Stores, so he set **Production** and created new builds for store submission. He did a smoke test and updated in Stores. 
4. After submitting to the stores, he switched back to the **Staging** environment to work on new features for their upcoming release.

### Environment Setup 

After setting up the above configuration data, you can switch Staging/Production environment from the Unreal plugin setting menu:

**ReadyGamesNetwork->Environment Target->Staging**

**ReadyGamesNetwork->Environment Target->Production**

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