How to create new Personal Servicenow Developer Instance(PDI) step by step?

[Srinivas snow28]

How to create new Personal Servicenow Developer Instance(PDI) step by step?

[Harish Bainsla]

Hi @Srinivas snow28  check below link

https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/learn/learning-plans/washingtondc/new_to_servicenow/app_st...

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[Rajesh Mushke]

HI @Srinivas snow28,

Obtaining a PDI is fast and easy.

1. Sign in to the ServiceNow Developer Site.
2. In the header, click the Request Instance button.
3. 
4. Select a ServiceNow release for the instance.
5. Click the Request button.
6. When the instance is ready, the Your instance is ready!

You don't need to set up anything ITSM modules will be available for you to learn by default.

Refer the article for more details:

Personal Developer Instances 

Happy Learning!! 😊

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[Community Alums]

Hello @Srinivas snow28 

To get a new personal developer instance (PDI) in ServiceNow:

1. Sign Up or Log In:

   • Go to the ServiceNow Developer Site.
   • If you don’t have an account, click on Sign Up and fill in your details. Verify your email to complete the registration.
   • If you already have an account, simply log in with your credentials.

2. Request an Instance:

   • Once logged in, click on the Request Instance button in the header.
   • Select the version of ServiceNow you want for your instance. You can choose the latest release or any other available version.
   • Click on the Request button.

3. Instance Details:

   • Wait for a few minutes while your instance is being set up.
   • Once ready, you will see a dialog box with your instance URL and admin login details.
   • Copy the Current Password to a safe location. You will need this to log in to your instance.

4. Access Your Instance:

   • Click on the Open Instance button to open your instance in a new browser tab.
   • Log in using the username admin and the password you copied earlier.
   • You will be prompted to change the admin password on your first login. Make sure to choose a strong password.

5. Explore and Customize:

   • After logging in, you can start exploring your instance.
   • Customize your menus, favorites, and start building or testing your applications.

6. Keep Your Instance Active:

   • To keep your instance active, make sure to log in and use it regularly. Instances that are inactive for 10 days may be reclaimed.

By following these steps, you’ll have your own personal ServiceNow instance up and running. 

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[Rohit99]

Hi @Srinivas snow28,
You can follow the following steps.

Step 1: Visit the ServiceNow Developer Website

• Go to https://developer.servicenow.com

Step 2: Sign Up or Log In

• If you don’t have an account, click Sign Up and create one.
• If you already have an account, just Sign In with your username and password.

Step 3: Request Your Personal Developer Instance (PDI)

• After logging in, click on the Manage tab.
• Select Instances from the menu on the left.
• Under Personal Developer Instances, click Request Instance.

Step 4: Choose Your Instance Settings

• Select the version of ServiceNow you want (usually, the latest one is fine).

Step 5: Wait for Your Instance to Be Created

• Click Request Instance.
• It will take a few minutes to create. You will get an email when it's ready.

Step 6: Open Your New Instance

• Once you get the email, go back to the Instances page in the Developer Portal.
• Click the Access button next to your new instance.

Step 7: Log In to Your Instance

• When the instance opens, log in using the username admin and password admin (unless you set a custom password).
  

  As you can see in screenshot you are able to do all these above actions.
  
  

  Please mark my response as correct and helpful if it helped solved your question.

  Thanks,

  Rohit Suryawanshi