Which two groups can be set within Application Properties?

Which two groups can be set within Application Properties?

• A. Editors Group and Viewers Group
• B. Administrators Group
• C. Administrators Group and Users Group
• D. Developers Group and Operators Group

Answer: (D)

In Appian, Application Properties control who can design an app versus who can operate it. The two groups you set there are Developers and Operators. Members of the Developers Group can modify and publish the app’s components, while Members of the Operators Group can run processes and monitor the app without changing its design. This separation mirrors the common Dev vs. Ops distinction for an application. Other options don’t fit because Editors/Viewers aren’t the built‑in per‑application design/operate groups, Administrators is a broader global role rather than a per‑application pairing, and combinations like Administrators and Users aren’t the two groups defined for Application Properties.

In Appian, Application Properties control who can design an app versus who can operate it. The two groups you set there are Developers and Operators. Members of the Developers Group can modify and publish the app’s components, while Members of the Operators Group can run processes and monitor the app without changing its design. This separation mirrors the common Dev vs. Ops distinction for an application. Other options don’t fit because Editors/Viewers aren’t the built‑in per‑application design/operate groups, Administrators is a broader global role rather than a per‑application pairing, and combinations like Administrators and Users aren’t the two groups defined for Application Properties.