Which of the following is NOT a use of Appian Designer?

• A. Creating applications
• B. Creating objects
• C. Managing applications
• D. Managing servers

Answer: (D)

Appian Designer is the design-time workspace for building and configuring apps within the Appian platform. It covers creating applications, defining the objects that apps use (such as data types, data stores, process models, interfaces, and rules), and managing applications by organizing components, setting access, and deploying versions to environments. Managing servers, however, involves the underlying infrastructure and platform administration, which is handled outside Designer—through the Admin Console or other system management tools—focusing on provisioning, health monitoring, and maintenance of servers and environments. Because of that, server management is not a use of Appian Designer.