How to Get Your Own Personal Developer Instance - PDI (Sandbox) for ServiceNow | CTA Journey

🔗 Developer Portal: developer.serv...
Welcome back to TechZavier, where I'm on a mission to empower you in the tech world!
In today's video, we're diving into the exciting realm of ServiceNow's PDI (Personal Developer Instance), or as I like to call it, the ServiceNow Sandbox. 🚀
Join me as we explore the PDI setup process, from signing up to accessing your instance. I'll guide you through the initial steps and share some tips to ensure a smooth experience. Whether you're a certified system administrator or an aspiring developer, this sandbox is where you can play around with apps and dummy data and discover the platform's capabilities.
We'll discuss leveraging the PDI to enhance your skills and later transfer your knowledge to your developer instance in an organizational setting. It's a hands-on journey that will unlock your potential!
Check out the link below to access the Developer Portal and begin your PDI setup. Remember to keep your login credentials safe, which are vital for maintaining your instance.
🔗 Developer Portal: [link to the developer.servicenow.com site]
I'd love to hear about your experiences with the PDI. Are you coding-savvy or diving into the guided experience? Share your thoughts, and let's embark on this exciting adventure together!
As always, thank you for your amazing support. Your engagement fuels my motivation to deliver valuable tech insights. Stay tuned for more inspiring content, and remember to embrace the journey. You've got this! 🌟

[@ronchan78]

Thanks for this video!

[@tehczavier]

Hello my friend. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel.

[@DaycationNerd]

Thank you!

[@tehczavier]

You're welcome.

[@rogerrk]

Just what I was looking for. I'm at the end of my CSA course and couldn't find documentation on this for some reason so this is greatly appreciated.

[@tehczavier]

The pleasure is mine. I'm glad you found this helpful.

[@azoo9301]

Thanks bro

[@tehczavier]

Thanks for the support.

[@MatthewWatson-zr6vh]

I'm trying to integrate Service Now with Salesforce with two different clients. I've got access to Salesforce's sandbox, how can I test the integrations in the Service Now PDI?

[@tehczavier]

Hey, great question, but I'm not entirely sure. I recommend that you create a post in the Sys Admin forum on ServiceNow's community page. The community generally responds within a day or two, and someone can definitely walk you through the process. Best of luck, and let me know if there's anything else I can help with.