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

to achieve a successful installation. 1.1. Hardware Requirements To install and use akaBot Center, your machine which installs akaBot Center (hereby, call it as akaBot Center machine) needs to fulfill below

Center Installation Guide for Standalone Model on Redhat v9.x

akaBot Center

Center Installation

Center Installation Guide for Standalone Model on Redhat v9.x

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

== To install and use akaBot Center, your machine which installs akaBot Center (hereby, call it as **//akaBot

: 32GB or more * Core: 8 CPU or more * SSD: 500GB == 1.2. Database connection == Your akaBot Center

1. Before you start This document aims to guide you to install new akaBot Center in High

Balancer Nginx load balancer acts as the “traffic cop” sitting in front of your akaBot Center servers and routing client requests across all akaBot Center servers capable of fulfilling those requests in a manner

Center Installation Guide For High Availability Model on Windows Server

akaBot Center

Center Installation

Center Installation Guide For High Availability Model on Windows Server

you to install new akaBot Center in **High Availability model** (“Fail Over” model) as below

balancer acts as the “traffic cop” sitting in front of your akaBot Center servers and routing client requests across all akaBot Center servers capable of fulfilling those requests in a manner that maximizes

1. Before you start This document aims to guide you to install new akaBot Center in High

Balancer Nginx load balancer acts as the “traffic cop” sitting in front of your akaBot Center servers and routing client requests across all akaBot Center servers capable of fulfilling those requests in a manner

Center Installation Guide For High Availability Model on Redhat v9.x

akaBot Center

Center Installation

Center Installation Guide For High Availability Model on Redhat v9.x

you to install new akaBot Center in **High Availability model** (“Fail Over” model) as below

” sitting in front of your akaBot Center servers and routing client requests across all akaBot Center

and ensures that no one server is overworked, which could degrade performance. |2|akaBot Center|(% style

akaBot Center

[1.1] akaBot Center API guide

Use case 1: Quick navigation In the top of center, enter the workflow, agent group, agent … what

. AVAILABLE - the Agent is connected to the Center, not running any process and is free to be used BUSY - the Agent is running a process. DISCONNECTED- the Agent and Center have not communicated in the last 10

akaBot Center

[3] How to use akaBot Center (by Use Case)

" %)**Use case 1: Quick navigation**(%%) == In the top of center, enter the workflow, agent group, agent

to the Center, not running any process and is free to be used **BUSY** - the Agent is running a process. **DISCONNECTED**- the Agent and Center have not communicated in the last 10 seconds. ))) {{velocity

means that the permissions required to access and control specific Center resources are assigned

role > then click Save Permissions Category None Users won’t see the resource in the Center

that includes all Packages we have published to the Center. S2: To view package, the user can click the Eye

akaBot Center

[3] How to use akaBot Center (by Use Case)

Center resources are assigned to roles S1: In the menu, choose **Administration, **then** **choose

**|**Category** |None|Users won’t see the resource in the Center in interface |View|Users can see the resources

** we have published to the Center. [[image:image-20230308181254-16.png]] S2**: **To view package