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Automation Cloud Release Notes
Last updated Nov 19, 2024

April 2024

26 April 2024

Introducing Data Residency in the United Kingdom and India for Automation Cloud

As part of our commitment to empowering organizations with control over their data, we are providing complete data sovereignty for the United Kingdom and India regions. We use replication capabilities to securely store data in multiple availability zones within the region.

To learn more about the available tenant regions and the services offered in each region, explore our resources on Data residency.

A new cloud scale unit in the European Union with delayed deployments

Automation Cloud™ is available in a new cloud scale unit in the European Union with delayed deployments.

To ensure GxP regulatory compliance in life sciences, UiPath® offers Advanced Platform SKU customers the option of a delayed update scale unit for their Automation Cloud setup. Typically, customers utilize a standard scale unit for testing (in any of the Automation Cloud standard regions), alongside a second organization on a delayed update scale unit for production. Automation Cloud is available to customers in a delayed update scale unit accessible in the United States, and a second one in the European Union was made available now to enterprise customers.

Release schedule: Each Automation Cloud release reaches delayed update scale units at least 14 days after standard scale units, enabling our customers to complete an evaluation before the update is released in the delayed scale unit.

Further details regarding delayed update scale unit in the United States are available in the Delayed Update Organizations section.

Automation Cloud Migration Tool updates

The Automation Cloud™ Migration Tool was updated and you can now automatically migrate Orchestrator entities from Automation Suite to Automation Cloud. Additionally, folder feeds are now included as eligible entities for migration.

For more information visit our Migrating to Automation Cloud documentation.

25 April 2024

Changes to license-related tenant limitations

If you have a license that includes any of the following services, you will be happy to know that they can now be enabled on an unlimited number of tenants:
  • Automation Hub
  • Process Mining
  • Test Manager

1 April 2024

Support for API keys ending in March 2025

In our continual efforts to maintain the highest levels of security and user experience, we have decided to phase out API Keys authentication in March 2025.

We recommend using External Applications and Personal Access Tokens (PATs) as the primary method of authentication.

Expiry of API tokens

Current API Tokens will undergo no immediate changes – they will be supported until March 2025. Please note that after this date, API Keys will be removed from our authentication method offerings.

Migration to new authentication methods

Users currently using API Keys are strongly encouraged to transition to using External Applications or PATs as soon as possible. This shift not only aligns with best practices for OAuth 2.0 but also ensures a much securer and manageable authentication process.

Check out Migrating from API Keys to PATs for step-by-step instructions on the switch.

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