Hi @Fouad Ahmed ,

The OutSystems Personal Edition is designed for learning, sandboxing, and exploring ODC. Compared to a commercial ODC tenant, it has several limitations, including:

• A single Development stage (no QA or Production stages)
• Up to 2 API clients
• Up to 100 internal users
• Up to 8 active components (applications, workflows, AI agents, and timers combined)
• Up to 1 GB of database storage
• Up to 10 minutes/day of custom code execution
• Up to 30 minutes/day of timer execution
• Up to 10 minutes/day of external library execution
• Up to 50 application logs per minute

The interoperability training was originally delivered as an instructor-led course using a dedicated ODC tenant that included both Development and QA stages. That's why the exercise to deploy the Directory app to QA is part of the course.

Since the Personal Edition only includes a single Development stage, you won't be able to perform that specific deployment exercise.

Full FAQ: OutSystems Personal Edition FAQ

ODC Personal Edition only includes the Development stage, so you cannot deploy to QA from that tenant.

The course exercise was created using a training/commercial tenant with additional stages. You can skip that deployment step and continue the course. To practise it, you would need access to an ODC organization with a QA stage configured