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# My Apps
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**Role-based access**
What each role can do on this page. Roles are assigned in [User management](/configure-glbnxt/platform-configuration/user-management.md).
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My Apps lets you run your own software on GLBNXT. You bring a container image. We give it a secure web address, a certificate and the networking to reach it, and keep it running.
You supply three things:
* a **public container image**, such as `ghcr.io/your-org/your-app`
* a **version**, the exact tag you want to run
* a **port**, the one your application listens on
Everything else is handled for you.
### Your applications at a glance
Open the **My Apps** tab to see every application your organisation has deployed. Until you deploy your first one, the tab shows **Deploy your first application** with an **Add application** button.
Each row shows:
* **Application**: logo, name and description.
* **Status**: where the application is right now (see below).
* **Address**: the web address of the application. Click it to open the application in a new tab, or use the copy button.
* **Image**: the image and version you saved. If a different version is still running, you'll also see **Running** followed by that version, for example while a change rolls out.
* **Last deployed**: when the application was last deployed.
* **Manage**: opens the application page.
**Refresh** reloads the list. While an application is being deployed or removed, the list also refreshes itself every 10 seconds.
### What the status means
**While a new application is being deployed**, the status is **Deploying**, with the current step underneath:
* **Waiting to be picked up**: your application is saved and waiting for the platform. This usually takes a few minutes.
* **Starting up**: the platform is starting your application.
* **Taking longer than usual**: still waiting. Nothing is known to have gone wrong.
**Once the application is live**, the status shows two badges. The first tells you how the application is doing:
* **Healthy**: running and responding.
* **Progressing**: a change is rolling out. This is normal right after a deploy or a change.
* **Degraded**: not running as expected. Open the application to see what is happening and read the logs.
* **Suspended**: updates to the application are paused.
* **Missing**: parts of the application can't be found. This usually means something was removed outside the portal.
* **Unknown**: the health couldn't be read just now. Try refreshing.
The second tells you whether your latest settings are in effect:
* **Synced**: what runs matches your saved settings.
* **Out of sync**: what runs is different from your saved settings. You'll see this right after you save a change, until the change has rolled out.
* **Unknown**: this couldn't be read just now.
**While an application is being removed**, the status is **Removing**. It can take a few minutes, and the row has no **Manage** button in the meantime.
### Your application's address
Every application gets its own address in this form:
`https://..glbnxt.com`
For example: `https://app.company.glbnxt.com`
You choose the first part when you deploy, and it can't be changed afterwards. The address appears in the list once the platform has published it. Until then you'll see **Not known yet**.
### Next steps
* [Deploy an application](/configure-glbnxt/platform-configuration/application-management/my-apps/deploy-an-application.md)
* [Manage an application](/configure-glbnxt/platform-configuration/application-management/my-apps/manage-an-application.md)
* [Set environment variables](/configure-glbnxt/platform-configuration/application-management/my-apps/set-environment-variables.md)
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