
Automate Code: Signing with Vault App Roles
Appian builds custom versions of its mobile application for its customers. To do this, we offer customers the option to send us their code-signing credentials which we secure in Vault,…
Appian builds custom versions of its mobile application for its customers. To do this, we offer customers the option to send us their code-signing credentials which we secure in Vault,…
Background As we saw in “Bring Customers Joy With Automation”, Appian builds custom versions of the mobile Appian application for its customers. To do so, our old process was to apply the customer’s desired settings and images to our mobile code…
At Appian, we were faced with the challenge of safely securing the customer’s signing assets in an automated way. See how we solved this problem.
As I wrote in “Bring Customers Joy With Automation,” we at Appian need to create customized versions of our Appian mobile application for our customers. To create these customized applications for iOS, we need several pieces of information...
Appian application Automation these days can be viewed as an attempt for businesses to separate themselves from their customers to save time or money. It is used to send customers down automated tunnels so as to reduce costs and remove the…
When you start writing an iOS application, you are typically focused on getting the app built and shipped. That means writing the code, maybe some unit tests to make sure your logic works as expected, and a script or two that builds and runs your app