This course Orchestrator Overview for Automation Developers (FedRAMP), as available in UiPath Automation Cloud for Public Sector, authorized by FedRAMP.

About the Orchestrator Overview for Automation Developers course

In this Orchestrator Overview training, you will explore the main capabilities of Orchestrator, as well as discover the main Orchestrator entities. You will learn how to create, configure, and provision unattended robots through Orchestrator in UiPath, publish and manage automation projects, and execute jobs using an unattended robot.   

Product alignment: This course was built using the 2022.10 product version of UiPath Orchestrator and Studio and is applicable to newer versions as well. 

The Orchestrator Overview for Automation Developers course prerequisites

Before starting on this course, you should have basic programming knowledge and have completed this previous course: 

• Explore automation development with UiPath Studio

The Orchestrator Overview for Automation Developers audience

This is a beginner UiPath Orchestrator training course. It is ideal for Automation Explorers and Automation Developers to learn about Orchestrator, the heart of your automation management. 

The Orchestrator Overview for Automation Developers course agenda

Through this course, you will learn the essential features of Orchestrator by covering such topics as:   

• Introduction to UiPath Orchestrator

• Orchestrator entities—Tenants and Folders

• Provision an Unattended Robot to Orchestrator

• Practice 1—Provision an Unattended Robot

• Unattended Automation with Folders

The Orchestrator Overview for Automation Developers learning objectives 

At the end of the course, you should be able to:  

• Define the purpose and main capabilities of Orchestrator

• Describe the Orchestrator entities and what they are meant for

• Differentiate between the tenant context and the folder context

• Create, configure, and provision unattended robots from Orchestrator

• Differentiate between a background and a foreground process

• Execute jobs using unattended robots in different ways - as individual jobs, with queues, or in large scale deployments

• Describe how licenses are allocated and consumed in Orchestrator