Thank you for your attention to detail! I've just updated the docs to reflect that CosmosDB is the underlying database (we started with CouchDB so that's the reason we had this mix). Cheers,Mihai

@norbertb5623275 and @keilorblend360 can you please submit your request through following the process documented here - https://github.com/AdobeDocs/adobeio-runtime/blob/master/overview/request_a_trial.md

Hi Urs, The value doesn't expire, so yes, your flow would work - writing values from one action and retrieving them later from another action or the same one.Cheers,Mihai

Hi Alex, In addition to Sarah's answer, indeed you need to add the services to the production workspace even if you did this before for the stage one. The reason why this needs to be done is simple: keeping the environments completely separated so mistakes like sending emails to real customers (when...

Hello,The solution is to create an action that acts as an endpoint for reading data from the other application. Our security model assumes that each application owns its data. If it needs to share data with another application, it can use custom events or expose an endpoint. Thank you,Mihai

Hello there, We have on our roadmap to add support for user access control in the Admin Console. Until then, we only support out of the box the use case where the user has access to the data in the first place. cheers,Mihai

You either left some spaces or some other chars between "AUTH=" and the hash or you didn't copy the right value. Or, your wskprops is not in the right folder. Are you on a Windows machine?

Hello Abhinav, Did you create a Runtime namespace in the Developer Console - https://console.adobe.io ? If yes, then from the Console project overview page you can download the project configuration file and you will find the credential needed. Cheers,Mihai

On issue #1 Sarah Xu already answered. On issue #2, can you give us more details about what you are trying to do? 

Please email me a link to the customer support ticket. Thank you1