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thunderskunk
Ideator I
5 years ago

Sandbox?

Hello!

My company is already integrating ARAS as PLM. I'm hoping the project will leak into the manufacturing side and we'll get to replace some home-grown MES with something made in ARAS innovator.

That said, I don't know the first thing about messing in ARAS. Where do I start? Is there a way to make a "sandbox" to create applications?

Thanks!

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  • Hi Thunderskunk,

    You can download the free version of Aras Innovator here. This is our latest open release, which is 12.0 SP9. That page also has links to download Aras Update, which allows you to load existing Applications on top of your environment.

    You can follow this documentation for your installation, and once you're up and running you can look at existing blogs which go over some of the basics for creating your own applications. And of course asking questions on the forums is always great.

    AJ

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  • Former Member's avatar
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    Certainly! To start exploring ARAS Innovator and experimenting with its capabilities, I recommend setting up a sandbox environment. This can typically be done by creating a separate instance of ARAS Innovator that mirrors your production environment, but in a controlled, isolated setting. In this sandbox, you can develop and test applications, workflows, and configurations without affecting your live system. Utilize ARAS documentation, online tutorials, and the ARAS community forums for guidance. Additionally, consider seeking hands-on training or consulting services from ARAS experts to accelerate your learning curve and effectively implement solutions tailored to your manufacturing needs.

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  • In order to begin investigating ARAS Innovator and testing out its features, I advise creating a sandbox environment. Usually, to accomplish this, a distinct instance of ARAS Innovator that replicates your production environment but in a regulated, isolated environment is created.