What is meant by "app cloning" in Pega?

"App cloning" in Pega refers to the process of copying existing applications or case types to create new, similar applications. This functionality is particularly useful in scenarios where a development team needs to create a new application with a similar structure or business logic as an existing one, thereby saving time and ensuring consistency across applications.

By cloning, you can inherit the necessary configurations and customizations from the original application, allowing for quick adaptations and modifications suited to new business requirements without starting from scratch. This capability is beneficial for organizations that want to scale their applications or introduce variations of their existing solutions efficiently.

The other choices focus on different activities that do not align with the concept of cloning. Creating backups is a maintenance activity, deleting applications pertains to application management, and integrating with third-party services is related to enhancing functionality rather than replicating an application structure. Therefore, the correct interpretation of app cloning is accurately captured by the idea of copying applications or case types to establish new, similar iterations.