- Release notes
July 2024
We are happy to announce that you can now manually delete In Progress queue items from the Transactions window. This option comes highly requested, and we are confident that it will make your automation lives easier. All you need to do is select the desired queue items, then click Remove, just like you would for items with other statuses.
The API audit monitoring tab has been enhanced with the option to download the last 7 days' worth of audit data as a .csv report. This is possible via the new Export report button, which includes two options: QueueItems and Jobs. The resulting report is automatically downloaded in the background, and is also available on the My reports page.
- The API audit tab
- Our rate limits
- Exported reports
When searching for resources within your tenant, the Type column now displays the resource category, such as:
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Trigger (Time)
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Trigger (Queue)
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Trigger (Event)
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Machine (Template)
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Machine (ACR VM)
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Machine (ACR Serverless)
GetAll - Jobs endpoint will no longer return InputArguments and OutputArguments. If non-Canary tenants present unexpected changes, reach out to our product support team.
GET/odata/Jobs/?<filters> and
GET/odata/QueueItems/?<filters> endpoints:
- 100 requests/minute/tenant for non-automation usage, i.e. API calls originating from API integrations outside of processes, such as PowerShell scripts and third party monitoring tools
- 1,000 requests/minute/tenant for automation usage, i.e. API calls originating from Get Queue Items, Get Jobs, and Orchestrator Http Request activities
Check out Rate limits for context.
We've heard your feedback and are thrilled to announce the new and improved Orchestrator monitoring experience.
The Machines, Processes, and Queues tabs in the tenant- and folder-level Monitoring window now feature a new and enhanced real-time monitoring view, which can be toggled using the Enhanced monitoring option available on the aforementioned tabs.
This view includes detailed real-time information based on Insights dashboards, allowing you to keep a close eye on all things automation, thus taking necessary action if needed.
This view is the default for Community organizations, and it requires opt-in for Enterprise organizations.
Note that it will soon be the default for everyone, and the only available view in the future.
Erratum - added July 11, 2024
InputArguments and
OutputArguments data fields from the
GET/odata/Jobs endpoint a little earlier than announced. As
mentioned in this release note, the rollout to
Enterprise tenants was kickstarted on July 9 for some regions.
Rate limit rollout will continue as initially announced.
In an effort to ensure that you can keep running automations without interruptions or hiccups, we have added a new rate limit layer: automation usage, specifically usage originating from Get Queue Items and Get Jobs activities, will be capped at 1,000 API requests/minute/tenant, instead of 100.
Timeline
This is what you can expect for the month of July in terms of implementation:
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Endpoint |
Action |
Rollout to Community and Canary tenants |
Rollout to Enterprise tenants |
|---|---|---|---|
GET/odata/Jobs/?<filters> | Calls to this enpoint will be capped at 100 requests/minute/tenant for non-automation usage, and at 1,000 requests/minute/tenant for automation usage. | July 15 | Starting with July 22, on a rolling basis until the end of the month |
GET/odata/QueueItems/?<filters> | Calls to this enpoint will be capped at 100 requests/minute/tenant for non-automation usage, and at 1,000 requests/minute/tenant for automation usage. | July 15 | Starting with July 22, on a rolling basis until the end of the month |
GET/odata/Jobs | The InputArguments and OutputArguments data fields will be omitted from this endpoint.
| N/A | Starting with July 22, on a rolling basis until the end of the month |
We are excited to announce a significant milestone in our journey - the expansion of our platform to the public sector. The same platform that has powered commercial enterprises for years is now ready to empower public sector organizations.
Compliance: Automation Cloud™ Robots-VM for Public Sector are fully compliant with industry standards, including FedRAMP, ensuring the highest level of data security. Your data is protected with FIPS 140-2 validated encryption.
Product offering: To explore our complete product offering, please visit the Automation Cloud™ for Public Sector documentation that lists all available products.
Documentation: For your convenience, UiPath® offers a separate dedicated set of documentation tailored to the public sector flavor. To access this specialized documentation, simply choose the Public Sector delivery option from the delivery selector in the header of the documentation portal.
- July 23, 2024
- Manually deleting In Progress queue items
- Exporting API audit data
- Improved identification of resource types
- Removing large data fields from GetAll - Jobs for Enterprise tenants
- Rolling out rate limits to Community and Canary tenants
- Bug fixes
- July 9, 2024
- Introducing enhanced real-time monitoring
- Updates on rate limits and their rollout plan
- July 3, 2024
- Automation Cloud™ Robots now available for Public Sector
