Hi community,
Can we generalize the main components used to build an RPA solution architecture for a big company?
Thanks for your help!
Shibu BabuchandranHi, @Nilesh Pawar ,@Venkateswarlu Paturu ,@Biswajit Mohanty ,@Celestine, looking for your expert view on RPA solution architecture.
Amar YelaneElements of an RPA architecture:
1. RPA tools
2. Platform
3. Execution Infrastructure
4. Configuration Management
An Example of RPA Architecture: UiPath
UiPath is a leading RPA tool provider in the market. Its solution helps organizations in automating workflows and enhance their efficiency substantially. UiPath has a drag and drop interface, which smoothens the learning curve. UiPath’s architecture has three layers, as well. They are:
-> Client
-> Server
-> Persistency
The client layer has UiPath Studio and UiPath Robot, whereas the server has UiPath Orchestrator. The Persistency layer of UiPath contains the Database. All of these components have specific roles.
This was just an example. Many other RPA solutions have such layers and components, and they function similarly to the manner we’ve discussed previously.
Mohit VohraThe RPA is software that works like any other software: Server and Client.
Of course, the server needs a basic OS and the hardware and stuff if it is to be hosted in your own environment.
Most RPA tools are available as SaaS. Hence, all you need is a subscription and you are ready.
Hi community,
What is Automation-as-a-Service (AaaS) and how different it is from RPA-as-a-Service?
Thanks
Hi community professionals,
What are TaskBot, MetaBot and IQBot in an RPA tool? What are the main differences between them? Some practical use cases of each will be helpful.
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