Self-hosted Community?

Thomas Berge
Tera Expert

This is NOT the right place for this post, but that's exactly the point.  Would there be enough Self-hosted customers and affected community members throughout to justify having a dedicated forum board set up for Self-hosted Instance questions, shared experiences etc?  There is a dedicated Knowledge Base for it on Now Support, but no community board.  Appreciate that it's NOT a product, but more an architectural option, but wanted to ask this to you all instead of just going around being annoyed and not taking action. 

Have a FANTASTIC day. NOW!

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Mark Manders
Mega Patron

Not that you are going to get a swift response, but have you emailed the community about this (community@servicenow.com)? 

I have worked with a client that was hosted on premise, but that was only for a short while, so I don't think I would join, but I do acknowledge it has enough challenges to have its own section on the community.


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Mark

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Kevin_Bufford
Giga Contributor

This looks like a good step forward! Such a board could provide a platform for interaction between users who have their own installations. It would help to share best practices.

Mark Manders
Mega Patron

Not that you are going to get a swift response, but have you emailed the community about this (community@servicenow.com)? 

I have worked with a client that was hosted on premise, but that was only for a short while, so I don't think I would join, but I do acknowledge it has enough challenges to have its own section on the community.


Please mark any helpful or correct solutions as such. That helps others find their solutions.
Mark

Thank you Mark. I wasn't even aware of that e-mail address.... looking for an emoji or a gif of Homer going "doh".

I did send my suggestion to that email address. But now...  4 weeks later... I feel more rejected than I ever have before. Not as much as an acknowledgement response. Similar btw to whenever I provide feedback on docs content.  It's not a black hole... it's a green one.