(3) Deploy and Run the App

The data structure and UI are ready.

11. Release your Application

The initial release of your app establishes the preview and actual iterations. Subsequent releases are updates.

Now let’s go to the App Overview to see how the app looks. At the bottom of the sidebar, click Close

You likely already have a Development Instance for this app so you can skip Step No. 13.

Click + Create Instance
On the Create New Application Instance page, set Instance Name to: Boot Camp Development App
Verify that Application Version is set to the most recent release
Verify that Hosting is set to: Jetveo Cloud
Verify that Application Type is set to: Development. This will create a Development version that can be used for testing. Later you can create a Production instance with full-scale user management.
Development version has only one Authentication option: Jetveo account
Click Create This is the way that Production instances are created.

If the application is not yet running, click Start on the instance. It will take approximately 10 seconds.

You’ve created your first application. Now check it out.

Go to the Onboarding App Dev Instance overview.

Click Settings to open the Application Instance Settings page.
Click the Dev Instance tab. This will provide the Test User Email (i.e., test@test.com) and the Test User Password. Copy the password or change it to something memorable.
Click Save

Make sure the current version of the app is running. If not, click Update app and wait approximately 10 seconds.

Click Open Instance to open a new tab. Use the Test User Email and the Test User Password.

This Support Ticket Tutorial is just a simple onboarding app. Now, you know the basics to do so much more.

Go back into your app and play around some more with the Jetveo App Builder. It’s your personal sandbox.

Learn about how Development and Production instances differ.

Use the Advanced Topics to add more to this Support Ticket app.