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# Explore

# Exploring the App Engine Management Center {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 min. de leitura

Learn about how the App Engine Management Center (AEMC) can help to centralize and streamline your application development and governance at scale.

## App Engine Management Center overview {#exploring-aemc__cf-exploring-parent-overview}

The App Engine Management Center (AEMC) is a powerful tool that innovates and unifies the application development, deployment, and governance experience. AEMC contains all of the features that you need to manage application development within your organization, from idea submission to deployment. Using AEMC, admins can manage requests for new apps and delegate development and collaboration permissions. Admins can also oversee the entire deployment process with insights into individual
deployment requests, test suites, and scheduled deployments.

Starting with version 28.2.1 of AEMC, ReleaseOps is integrated into AEMC. See the ReleaseOps in AEMC section for more information.

## App Engine Management Center users {#exploring-aemc__cf-exploring-parent-users}

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| User | Description |
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| Citizen and pro developers | * Apply for citizen development to submit ideas for new applications. * Submit collaboration requests to enable relevant stakeholders to be involved in the application development process. * Submit applications for review. {#exploring-aemc__ul_kg5_lhk_tfc} |
| App Engine admins | * Configure pipelines that are tailored to an organization's unique needs. * Manage which user groups have access to development tools by reviewing application intake and collaboration requests. * Manage application deployment requests and testing, verifying that applications are ready to be moved to staging and production instances. {#exploring-aemc__ul_yfg_qhk_tfc} |
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## App Engine Management Center workflow {#exploring-aemc__cf-exploring-parent-workflow}

The workflow for managing app development and deployment through an App Engine pipeline using the App Engine Management Center is outlined in the following list:  
1. Developers submit ideas for new applications to build.
2. App Engine admins review and approve application intake requests.
3. Developers and collaborators build custom applications using App Engine product offerings.
4. Once an app is ready, developers submit the app for review.
5. App Engine admins review and approve deployment requests, moving the app through their organization's unique pipeline.
6. App Engine admins review test suite logs to verify that the application is ready to be deployed to production instances.
7. App Engine admins approve apps for deployment to production instances.
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## ReleaseOps in AEMC {#exploring-aemc__section_hr3_yyh_zgc}

Starting with version 28.2.1 of AEMC, ReleaseOps is integrated into AEMC. ReleaseOps improves upon the existing pipelines deployment process by supporting the deployment of update sets, leveraging the automation capabilities of ServiceNow
Playbooks, and enabling both scheduled and on-demand releases. To learn more about ReleaseOps, see [Exploring ReleaseOps](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/tfUd99v8nuww6u7VwTFO3w "ServiceNow ReleaseOps is a solution to the problem of the manual and often error-prone nature of deployment of changes, customizations, and custom apps within the ServiceNow AI Platform.").

Developers working with update sets in version 28.1.2 of ServiceNow Studio and later can trigger ReleaseOps deployments directly within the development environment.  
In development environments where full support isn't available yet, such as App Engine Studio and Creator Studio, you can still take advantage of ReleaseOps features in AEMC by migrating your existing App Engine pipeline to ReleaseOps. For more information about migrating to ReleaseOps, see the following resources:

* [Migrating App Engine pipelines to ReleaseOps](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/LlyG~zdK2FerFKvEnup83Q "Starting with version 28.2.1 of AEMC, you can migrate your existing App Engine pipelines to ReleaseOps. Learn more about the migration process and benefits of migrating to ReleaseOps.")
* [Migration tasks](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/ipP6X7wgrT1x~lPlygDGWQ "You must complete several tasks to migrate your App Engine pipelines to ReleaseOps.")
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## What to explore next {#exploring-aemc__cf-exploring-parent-links}

To learn more about configuring and using App Engine Management Center, see:

* [Configuring AEMC](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/slFWUJhG1b7Ao6v~84b1DA "Learn about the configuration process for AEMC.")
* [Using AEMC](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/~HKG3Omep55k5yyqfJOAXg "AEMC enables you to manage app development and deployments, all in one centralized location. Learn about how you can use AEMC to govern your organization's app development.")
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