@kishoreindraganti - the backend of your Firefly app is a set of serverless actions on I/O Runtime. You can write any nodejs code there.However, we don't provide email service. You could use Adobe Campaign for marketing email delivery, or a third party email service (e.g. called from your Runtime ac...

@kishoreindraganti - yes that is possible using the alarms package in Runtime. Please see the tutorial here: https://adobeio-codelabs-alarms-adobedocs.project-helix.page/

one more catch: node 14 is currently not the official supported version of aio-cli. Can you try running with node 12?

Hi @Gokul_Agiwal - could you try updating your CLI to the latest version with this command:npm install -g @adobe/aio-cliMake sure that all the plugins are "core" in the output of this command:aio plugins --coreThen run the "aio app init <app_name>" command again.

@navink386520 - could it be that the tenant value you are using is not correct? and verify the tenant name with Campaign techops?

@navink386520 - I couldn't see your entire web page, but my guess is that you are trying to invoke the "get-profiles" action?It requires the Adobe auth token which is not automatically included when you access the localhost URL. On the other hand, it is included if you access the "experience.adobe.c...

@RossMyronenko- we recommend to use AIO CLI for developing your application with I/O Runtime. It takes care of building, packaging and deploying your actions, without manually working with zip files.More details are available at https://github.com/AdobeDocs/project-firefly.

hi @mazumbha, for I/O Runtime, you could apply for the trial using the link above. That should be enough to give you the development access for your SSR use case.

@Anil_Umachigi, It's great that you are now unblocked! Please let us know if you have further questions.

@Anil_Umachigi - great to hear that you found the articles and videos helpful! About slack events, once you configure the webhook URL as the web action URL from Runtime, slack would automatically send events to your action (invoking it). Each time results in an activation in Runtime. You can get the...