UiPath Certification UiPath Orchestrator

Question 1

What is UiPath Orchestrator primarily used for?

Accepted Answer

Centrally managing, scheduling, and monitoring robots and processes

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Building automation workflows

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Recording user actions

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Generating test cases

Question 2

In UiPath Orchestrator, what is a 'Tenant'?

Accepted Answer

An isolated organizational unit within an Orchestrator instance

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A type of robot license

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A workflow deployment package

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A database schema

Question 3

What is an 'Asset' in UiPath Orchestrator?

Accepted Answer

A shared configuration value or credential stored centrally for robots to use

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A deployed NuGet package

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A robot machine record

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A scheduled job trigger

Question 4

Which Orchestrator entity represents a logical grouping of robots that can be assigned jobs?

Accepted Answer

Folder

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Package

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Queue

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Machine Template

Question 5

What does a 'Queue' in UiPath Orchestrator enable?

Accepted Answer

Storing transaction items for robots to process asynchronously

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Scheduling jobs at specific times

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Logging robot output to a file

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Distributing licenses across tenants

Question 6

In UiPath Orchestrator, what is the difference between 'Unattended' and 'Attended' robots?

Accepted Answer

Attended robots run with human supervision on a user workstation; unattended robots run fully automatically without human interaction

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Unattended robots require a human to start each job; attended robots run automatically

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Attended robots use more licenses than unattended robots

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There is no functional difference