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[1] Getting Started with akaBot Center

[1] Center Overview

[1] Getting Started with akaBot Center

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1. Before you start This document aims to guide you to install akaBot Center in Standalone model

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= 1. Before you start = This document aims to guide you to install akaBot Center in **Standalone

1. Prerequisites Note: Please read this section carefully before installation. 1.1. Installation

to connect to the database includes: # Information Description 1 DB-SERVER IP address of the MSSQL Database

:\akaBot # Name File Name Version Mô tả Link 1 akaBot Center akaBot-center- 3.x.x.x.war Newest version

[1] Center Installation guide for standalone model on Windows Server (Network Edition)

the configuration in the file %TOMCAT_PATH%/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/quartz.properties as follows: 1. Comment

: DB-PASSWORD **7.2.3. Log setting** ~1. Open the file %TOMCAT_PATH%/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes

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Apache Tomcat Web Server 2.4.2.1.    Step 1: Extract installation file 1. Move to installation folder

/ logs/ ls -l 2.4.2.4 Step 4: Configure Tomcat service running 1. Get Java Installation folder sudo

ActiveMQ connection 1. Open the file application.yml cd /opt/tomcat/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/config

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, or a process is changed. Notes: Your application must be web-hooked and compatible with akaBot. After selecting the Webhook tab, the system displays the following page. No Column Description 1 Action

Is Mandatory? Input Requirement 1 URL Enter the url of the system that you want to give rights to subscribe

, or a process is changed. Notes: Your application must be web-hooked and compatible with akaBot. After

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|=Is Mandatory?|=Input Requirement |1|URL|Enter the url of the system that you want to give rights to subscribe

being connected to Center. Here, you can get information such as the number of successful tasks

that was run by the selected Agent or Workflows You can get your reports by Agent and Workflow. To access

by going to Report tab > Select Agent tab. No Column Description 1 Agent Name The name of the Agent

are currently being connected to Center. Here, you can get information such as the number of successful tasks

that was run by the selected Agent or Workflows You can get your reports by **Agent** and **Workflow

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. 1. GetRolePermisson Get Resources permission collections. Supported methods: Get Parameters Name

) Example: Make a GET request to the http://botcenter.akabot.io/api/roles/{name} URL Headers: Response: 2. GetUsers Get User collections. Supported methods: Get Parameters Name Type Required

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1. Overview This is an REST API that exposes entities and their relationships using well defined access, navigation and modification rules. The akaBot Center API Guide is meant to help you easily access and manage all resources available in the Center web interface. Node: All examples have been built using

[1] Introduction

[1] Introduction

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to help you easily access and manage all resources available in the Center web interface. Node: All

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1. Before you start This document aims to guide you to install new akaBot Center in High Availability model (“Fail Over” model) as below: Model Components: # Component Description 1 Nginx Load

contact the project coordinator (if have) or send email to [email protected] to get the guidance. akaBot

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are assigned to roles. In other words, Users were not given permission to certain resources but will get

: No Resource 1 ADMIN RESOURCE 2 ENVIRONMENT RESOURCE 3 ROBOT RESOURCE 4 PACKAGE RESOURCE 5 WORKFLOW RESOURCE 6

Description 1 Action Available actions to manage the User. Includes: Edit: allows users to view the details

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|1|Action|Available actions to manage the User. Includes: Edit: allows users to view the details