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RPA Implementation and Architecture Flashcards

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  1. Which component in a typical RPA architecture acts as the central management hub for bots?

    Answer: Orchestrator

    The Orchestrator (or Control Room) is the centralized server-side component that manages, schedules, and monitors all bot activities.

  2. What is the primary difference between attended and unattended RPA bots?

    Answer: Attended bots require human interaction while unattended bots run autonomously

    Attended bots work alongside humans and require human triggers or input, while unattended bots operate autonomously without human intervention.

  3. In RPA architecture, what is a 'Bot Runner' primarily responsible for?

    Answer: Executing automated tasks on a machine

    A Bot Runner (or Bot Agent) is the runtime component installed on a machine that actually executes the automated tasks.

  4. Which RPA deployment model provides the highest scalability by hosting bots in the cloud?

    Answer: Cloud-based RPA

    Cloud-based RPA allows organizations to scale bot resources up or down on demand without managing physical infrastructure.

  5. What is 'process mining' in the context of RPA implementation?

    Answer: Analyzing event logs to discover and optimize business processes before automation

    Process mining uses event log data from IT systems to visualize, analyze, and optimize processes before they are automated with RPA.

  6. Which layer in RPA architecture is responsible for providing the user interface for designing automation workflows?

    Answer: Development Studio

    The Development Studio (e.g., UiPath Studio, Blue Prism Designer) is the IDE layer where developers design and build automation workflows.

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