# Environment overview pane
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This topic describes the information that the **Environment overview** pane provides. It shows top-level information about your environment and is located on the top half of the environment management console. 

The following image displays the **Environment overview** pane.

![\[Images that displays the top half of the Environment Overview page. The status label next to the platform version displays Update.\]](http://docs.amazonaws.cn/en_us/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/images/environment-overview-v2-top-part-OK-status.png)


## Health
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The overall health of the environment. If the health of your environment degrades, the **View causes** link displays next to the environment health. Select this link to view the **Health** tab with more details.

## Domain
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The environment's **Domain**, or URL, is located in the upper portion of the **Environment overview** page, below the environment's **Health**. This is the URL of the web application that the environment is running. You can launch the application be selecting the URL.

## Environment id
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The environment ID. This is an internal ID that's generated when the environment is created.

## Application name
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The name of the application that is deployed and running on your environment.

## Running version
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The name of the application version that is deployed and running on your environment. Choose **Upload and deploy** to upload a [source bundle](applications-sourcebundle.md) and deploy it to your environment. This option creates a new application version.

## Platform
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The name of the platform version running on your environment. Typically, this comprises the architecture, operating system (OS), language, and application server (collectively known as the *platform branch*), with a specific platform version number.

If your platform version is not the most recently available, then a status label displays next to it in the **Platform** section. The **Update** label indicates that although the platform version is supported a newer version is available. The platform version may also be labeled as **Deprecated** or **Retired**. Select **Change version** to update your platform branch to a newer version. For more information about the *states* of a platform version, see the *Platform Branch* section in the [Elastic Beanstalk platforms glossary](platforms-glossary.md). The previous image on this page illustrates the **Update** status label for the given platform.