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Managing robot configuration remotely

Updated on November 29, 2022

Deliver robot configuration updates to multiple machines at once by modifying Pega Robot Runtime configuration files in Pega Robot Manager.

The ability to remotely manage the configuration of your robotic workforce from a centralized location simplifies the provisioning of updates and patches for both attended and unattended robots. Depending on your needs, you can use Robot Manager to manage Runtime configuration for an entire organization, department, unit, or individual robot machines.

Runtime configurations are sourced from xml files that enable robot administrators to control various aspects of your robotic workforce's behavior, for example:

  • Configuring general Pega Robotic Automation features.
  • Enabling diagnostics and determining what type of diagnostic information to record.
  • Defining logging categories and determining which events to record.
  • Specifying general application settings, for example, what project should be loaded automatically when Pega Robot Runtime starts.

As various parts of your organization star to use robots differently, you can assign a specific Runtime configuration file to a department, work group, user, or robot. After you assign a Runtime configuration file, the file is immediately deployed when the Runtime system starts.

The mechanism of assigning customized Runtime configuration files to various entities in your organization facilitates troubleshooting. For example, you can enable debugging traces to understand issues with a single machine without requiring access to the machine or having to instruct the operator how to extract the troubleshooting information.

Learn more about the management of Runtime configuration files by reading the following articles:

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