SIMULATION - What are some of the limitations of a Developer org?
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A Developer org is a type of Salesforce org that is primarily used for building and testing customizations, integrations, and applications. While it is a great tool for developers and administrators to experiment with and learn Salesforce, there are several limitations that need to be considered. Here are some of the key limitations of a Developer org:
Limited Data Storage: A Developer org comes with a limited amount of data storage (10 MB) which can be quickly used up when working with large data sets. This can make it difficult to test and develop with realistic data.
Limited User Licenses: A Developer org only comes with one user license, which means that only one person can log in and use the org at a time. This can be challenging for teams who need to collaborate and work on the same org simultaneously.
No Sandboxes: Developer orgs do not come with sandboxes, which are copies of your production or other orgs that allow you to test and develop changes without impacting your live data. Without sandboxes, developers need to be careful not to make changes that could negatively impact production data.
Limited Workflow and Process Automation: Developer orgs do not support all of the automation features available in production orgs, such as lead and case assignment rules, escalation rules, and outbound messaging.
Limited API Calls: Developer orgs are subject to a limited number of API calls per day, which can be quickly used up when working with integrations or external systems.
Limited Customizations: Developer orgs do not support all of the customizations available in production orgs, such as custom settings, Territory Management, and advanced currency management.
No Guaranteed Uptime: Developer orgs are not subject to the same service level agreements (SLAs) as production orgs, and therefore there is no guaranteed uptime or availability.
Overall, while a Developer org is a great tool for developers and administrators to experiment with and learn Salesforce, it is important to be aware of its limitations and plan accordingly. It is also important to note that many of these limitations can be overcome by upgrading to a production org, which provides more robust features and functionality.