A. Type 1 hypervisors, such as VMWare Vsphere and Citrix XenServer should be used for production grade deployments of Blue Prism.
B. All desktop virtualization strategies are suitable for deployment of Runtime Resources.
C. The Blue Prism minimum specifications should be sufficient for all use cases.
D. Consideration should be given to the system resource requirements of the automated applications, on top of the Blue Prism minimum specifications.
E. Type 2 hypervisors, such as Oracle Virtualbox and Vmware Workstation may be used for production grade deployments of Blue Prism.
A. To maintain the latest copy of live process automations and configuration
B. To maintain an accurate record of the processing history
C. To maintain a copy of the base VM image that is used to generate Runtime Resources
D. To assure performance
E. To avoid losing the configuration of applications on the Runtime Resources
A. Interactive Clients to Runtime Resources
B. Application Server to Interactive Client
C. Application Server to Database Server
D. Application Server to Runtime Resources
E. No components can be supported over a high-latency connection
A. Whether the Runtime is a virtual device as processes cannot execute on physical devices
B. Whether the Runtime Resource is online and appropriately connected to the relevant environment
C. The environment scheme (Inc. colour) configured for the environment
D. The clients and network access configured on the Runtime Resource
A. Developing automated processes
B. Managing Active Queues
C. Creating packages using Release Manager
D. Configuring Application models
E. Assigning Processes to Runtime Resources
F. Managing Schedules
G. Importing packages using Release Manager
