How to create a new instance of Service now

chitrat
Tera Contributor

Hi All,

Greeting.I am completely new to this Servicenow and I am in the process of evaluating this great tool.

I would like to know some basic information about Servicenow platform.

In which technology it is been developed.,? I am able to see the DEMO/public sandbox to do trials,but if I want my own instance then what needs to be done.

What are all the procedures needs to be completed to create my own instance..So that I can do my own customization..?

I could not see these details in Google..Can anyone advice me..??

Thanks in advance

Chitra

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Gurpreet07
Mega Sage

Got to following link and click on get Personal instance in right hand side.



https://developer.servicenow.com/


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ravish2
Giga Expert

You Can get your developer instance(it will be available to u till you log in atleast 14 days otherwise it will be released) by going to this link https://developer.servicenow.com/


Moreover if you want learn quick you can check various programs here:https://developer.servicenow.com/app.do#!/training/landing And wiki is the great source for leaning.


If you have any questions you can always post it in community


jnovack
Kilo Guru

2017 UPDATE:



Some answers above are out of date.



* Instances require more than just "Logging In" to keep alive.   You must make a "significant change" (table meta change, etc) or click the "Extend Instance" button every 10 days.


bizviztechnolog
Kilo Contributor

Hi,

In how many time the serviceNow instance gets in sleep (Exact time) mode.

Please tell me 

 

Thanx,

Give a man, you feed him for a day.  Teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.

  1. Create an instance.
  2. Start up the instance.
  3. Write a script to curl/wget the homepage of your instance every 5 minutes.
  4. Modify the script to print the time and the response code.
  5. Modify the script further to stop when it no longer returns response code 200.
  6. Post your findings here to educate everyone else.

OR

  1. Check the FAQ.