Environments

There are three types of environments utilized in the application development process.

Development

Firstly, we have the Development environment, which serves as the platform where we develop and debug our applications.

In this environment, only Hub admins have permission to run applications.

Test

Following the development phase, applications progress to the Test environment. Here, applications are deployed from Development and undergo thorough verification by Quality Assurance (QA) teams and/or a limited set of users. This ensures that the applications are functioning correctly and meeting specified requirements before advancing further.

Only users that have been granted end user permissions can run applications in Test environments.

Production

Finally, once applications have been verified in the Test environment, they are deployed to the Production environment. In Production, these verified applications are made available to end users for regular use.

Additionally, it's worth noting that each environment has its own specific connector configurations tailored to its respective needs and functionalities, ensuring seamless integration and operation within each stage of the development lifecycle.

Only users that have been granted end user permissions can run applications in Production environments.