In Apigee you created orders-test and orders-prod environments and want unique hostnames test.lnk-42.com/api/v1/orders and lnk-42.com/api/v1/orders assigned only to their respective environments. What should you do?

To achieve unique hostnames per environment, you must associate each environment with its own environment group. This allows you to assign specific hostnames directly to each environment group, which then applies to the environments within it. Therefore, creating separate environment groups (e.g., 'test' and 'production') and attaching the respective environments (orders-test to 'test', orders-prod to 'production') is the correct first step. Then, assign the unique hostnames (test.lnk-42.com and lnk-42.com) to their corresponding environment groups. Attaching both environments to a single group would prevent unique hostname assignment. Assigning hostnames directly to environments within a shared group is not how Apigee's hostname management works; hostnames are associated with environment groups.