


What's the best practice now for creating Datastreams in relation to the development environment (i.e. development, staging, production)?
I remember that when Datastreams were first introduced, creating a single datastream would result in 3 datastreams, 1 for each development environment. All 3 datastreams retained the same datastream ID, though the development and staging ones had ":dev" and ":stage" appended to their IDs respectively.
But now, when I create a datastream, I end up with just 1 datastream. Does this mean the best practice now is to create separate datastreams -- that end up with different datastream IDs -- for each development environment?
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Datastreams are sandbox aware now, so it can match your AEP sandbox environments.
At a minimum 1 prod and 1 non-prod Datastream
Datastreams are sandbox aware now, so it can match your AEP sandbox environments.
At a minimum 1 prod and 1 non-prod Datastream