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What are salesforce instances?
What ap5 stands for in 'https://ap5.salesforce.com/003/o'?
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Hello Shariq,
An instance of Salesforce is the specific configuration that you see when you log into Salesforce. So my instance of Salesforce is what I see when I log in which is different from your instance when you log in which is different from what everyone else sees when they log in.
for eg:-
https://ap1.salesforce.com/003/oHere, ap1 is the instance of Salesforce I am using.
Hope this may help u.
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Salesforce instance refers to the server that your Salesforce organization lives on. ManySalesforce orgs (also referred to as an “instance”) live together on the same server, a method of server management called “multi-tenancy”. As opposed to one system living on one server, many instances live on one server.
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