Your instance is hibernating

[manojjootur]

Hi, my PDI instance dev220745.service-now.com/ is still in offline state as well.

It's showing like this Your instance is hibernating .
Can you please help to get back my instance.

[GlideFather]

Hi @manojjootur,

if it is hibernating, then navigate to: 
https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/manage-instance 

and try to wake your PDI. When you do so, be sure that you wait a few minutes and then login, if you try to wake your instance and don't actually get in, then it can get hibernating again.... usually it's ready in 10 minutes, if you need to wait more then something's not good and there wouldn't be much to do, because PDIs are kind of demo instances and have no support.

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My PDI was under unscheduled maintenance for more than a week and I was worried of losing it due to inactivity, so I tried to log in and I got in successfully 😄 so try to log in: https://yourinstance.service-now.com/login.do 

But it's only in case that you know the password, the "Start building" button will not help in this case.

Check this: Hibernation

To keep developer site PDIs available to all users who need one, instances hibernate when they are idle. When a PDI hibernates, the database and application server shut down to conserve computing resources. All your data is preserved when the PDI hibernates. You can wake up a hibernating instance by signing in to the Developer Site. Waking an instance from hibernation resets the ten-day inactivity countdown.

In addition, you should also be aware that:

• PDIs are returned to the pool of available instances if they go unused for ten days. Duration may change due to availability.
• Availability is not guaranteed.
• PDIs cannot be clone targets or clone sources for customer or partner instances.
• PDIs cannot be linked via team development to customer or partner instances since they belong to ServiceNow.
• PDIs cannot publish to the ServiceNow Application Repository or the ServiceNow Store.
• PDIs cannot work with Machine Learning, Instance Data Replication, or MetricBase.
• Many ServiceNow Store applications cannot be installed on PDIs.