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what is mean by simulator and what is mean by instance
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Hi Keerthi,
Simulator: In training, a simulator is a virtual environment or lab provided for hands-on practice as part of a course.
Instance: An instance generally refers to a specific, operational environment of the ServiceNow platform. In the context of services, a "service instance" is a set of interconnected applications and hosts configured to deliver a particular service to the organization. For example, different service instances might represent different ways a service is delivered, such as primary or failover servers for email, or different teams providing the same business service.
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Hi @keerthikoru
- A Simulator is a preconfigured instance and a set of common administration or implementation tasks.
- The purpose of the simulators is to provide hands-on practice of your administration and implementation skills and receive feedback in the form of validation and recommended content.
you can see this link:https://learning.servicenow.com/lxp/en/get-started-with-servicenow-university-resources/simulators-i...
instance means your personal space to organize, develop, and practice the features
Thanks and regards
Sai venkatesh .
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Hello @keerthikoru ,
In ServiceNow, an Instance is your actual working environment where you can configure tables, build applications, and test features with full access based on roles (for example, a Personal Developer Instance).
A Simulator, on the other hand, is mainly used for training or learning purposes. It looks like a real ServiceNow environment but has limited access and temporary data, so you can practice without affecting a real instance.
You can also refer this :
https://www.servicenow.com/community/itsm-forum/servicenow-simulator-instance/m-p/246343
If this helps you then mark it as helpful and accept as solution .
Regards,
Aditya
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Hello,
Please refer this link , it has clear explanation
Thanks and Regards,
Kalanidhi Ravi
