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# svyCloudUtils

svyCloudUtils is a collection of Servoy modules that help you build and maintain applications on Servoy Cloud. Each module covers a specific part of the deployment and runtime lifecycle — so you can use only what you need.

* **svyCloud** — detect the current environment, set tenant info, and control session idle time
* **svyDataSeed** — export and import database contents as CSV seed files
* **svyDeployUtils** — run versioned database migrations and manage deployment infrastructure

## Modules

### [svyCloud](/reference/servoyextensions/modules/svycloudutils/svycloud.md)

Utilities for runtime environment detection and per-session configuration. Use this to check whether your code is running in production, UAT, or development — and to set tenant-specific values visible to Servoy Cloud infrastructure.

### [svyDataSeed](/reference/servoyextensions/modules/svycloudutils/svydataseed.md)

Export your database to CSV seed files and import them back. Useful for setting up test environments, bootstrapping new cloud environments, or sharing reference data between environments.

### [svyDeployUtils](/reference/servoyextensions/modules/svycloudutils/svydeployutils.md)

Run versioned SQL migration scripts at startup, copy Jasper reports to the server, and manage cloned database server configurations. Designed to run as part of your `onSolutionOpen` flow.


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