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App Mode is available for the following Palette and VerteX platforms.

| Platform | Supported | Version |
| -------------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Palette SaaS || `v3.0.0` or greater. |
| Self-hosted Palette || `v3.4.0` or greater. |
| Palette Airgap Self-hosted || `v4.0.0` or greater. |
| VerteX | :warning: | `v4.0.0` or greater. Be aware that App Mode is not FIPS compliant. |
| Platform | Supported | Version |
| -------------------------- | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Palette SaaS || `v3.0.0` or greater. |
| Self-hosted Palette || `v3.4.0` or greater. |
| Palette Airgap Self-hosted || `v4.0.0` or greater. |
| VerteX | :warning: | `v4.0.0` or greater. Be aware that App Mode is not FIPS compliant. Container deployment based workflows are not supported for airgap environments. |

## Manage Resources

The PDE dashboard provides a snapshot of resource utilization in your PDE environment. You can keep track of the
resource utilization in your PDE environment without having to navigate to different views. The dashboard displays the
following information. <br />
following information.

- The number of apps deployed.

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:::

<br />

## PDE Visual Studio Code Extension

You can create and manage lightweight Kubernetes clusters from within Visual Studio (VS) Code by using the PDE VS Code
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| **AWS Gov** | Refer to the [AWS](#aws) section for additional guidance. |
| **Azure** | Refer to the [Azure](#azure) section for additional guidance. |
| **Azure Gov** | Refer to the [Azure](#azure) section for additional guidance. |
| **Dev Engine** | Refer to the VerteX Engine section for additional guidance. |
| **MAAS** | Canonical Metal-As-A-Service (MAAS) is available and supported in VerteX. |
| **Edge** | Edge deployments are supported in VerteX. |
| **VMware vSphere** | VMware vSphere is supported in VerteX. |
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[official Azure Government documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-government/documentation-government-overview-dod)
to learn more about the available regions.

#### Dev Engine

VerteX supports the [Dev Engine](../devx/devx.md) platform for deploying virtual clusters. However, the Dev Engine
platform is not FIPS compliant and requires you to enable the
[non-FIPS setting](./system-management/enable-non-fips-settings/enable-non-fips-settings.md). Additionally, container
deployment based workflows are not supported for airgap environments.

#### VMware vSphere

The following versions of VMware vSphere are supported in VerteX.
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