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# App Studio - New Application

## 1 High-level understanding of APP Studio

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## 2 Login the system

Normally, if you are on the service machine, you could use 127.0.0.1:8010, but if the system bind with external ip address, then you could access the system by use: ip:8010

Default sysadmin administrator username: admin, password: 123456, please reminder to change the password once you login the system

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## 3 from the menu, select App Studio

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## 4 Two options to create new applications

1. New Application - Create a new application from scratch
2. Import application - if you have any existing application or an application from testing environment, you could import into system directly

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