- Automation Suite on Linux Release Notes
- Automation Suite on EKS/AKS Release Notes
2023.10.3
Release date: April 19, 2024
We are excited to announce that you can now migrate your standalone Insights to Automation Suite. This migration allows you to enjoy all the benefits associated with deploying multiple UiPath on-premises products in a unified, single location. For more details, see Full migration.
Erratum - added June 3, 2024: We have made multiple improvements to the migration tool, in an attempt to streamline the process of migrating from a standalone product to Automation Suite.
One notable enhancement to highlight is the migration tool's ability to automatically create a tenant for each organization. This means that you no longer need to manually perform this operation.
tenant_xxxxxxxx, where xxxxxxxx signifies the first eight characters of the Automation Suite organization ID.
Aside from this, you no longer need to provide the tenant ID when merging the organizations.
UiPath.OrganizationMigrationApp tool:
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We have repurposed the following existing parameters:
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sparameter previously required the Identity database connection of the standalone product. Now, it requires you to provide the list of organization IDs of the standalone product. -
The
dparameter previously required the Identity database connection of Automation Suite. Now, it requires you to provide the list of organization IDs of Automation Suite.
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We have introduced the following new parameters:
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iparameter requires the Identity database connection of the standalone product. -
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jparameter requires the Identity database connection of Automation Suite. -
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oparameter requires the Orchestrator database connection of the standalone product. -
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pparameter requires the URL of Automation Suite. -
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cthis parameter requires the OMS S2S client secret.
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We have added Bottlerocket to the list of operating systems supported by Automation Suite on EKS. For more details, see Kubernetes cluster and nodes.
We have added support for Kubernetes 1.29 and removed support for Kubernetes 1.26. We recommend that you check the Compatibility matrix and make sure you upgrade to a supported version, if needed.
We are striving to better support the ever evolving commercial offering of the UiPath® platform, and, as part of that, we are deprecating the option to activate licenses from the host portal. To help ease the transition, we have added a warning banner notifying administrators of the deprecation, and providing best practices for license activation.
Please rest assured that this in no way affects the functionality, and that you can still activate licenses from the host portal until the feature is removed.
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Erratum - added July 3, 2024: When configuring the email settings, you were unable to save any custom configurations due to an issue with form validation. The Save button incorrectly appeared grayed out, despite having filled in all the required fields correctly. Now, you are able to successfully submit the form once all required fields are accurately filled in.
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We have fixed an issue that caused a 404 error when trying to create or import a dashboard in Grafana. This behavior no longer occurs.
Erratum - added August 14, 2024: Running a health check creates temporary network policies that are not cleaned up when the check concludes. We fixed the issue in Automation Suite 2023.10.5.
ListBucket API prerequisite check fails when using an external objectstore. However, AI Center and Task Mining do not use the ListBucket API permission. We removed the unnecessary check in Automation Suite 2023.10.5.
Erratum - added June 25, 2024: The Automation Suite installation might fail when Velero is enabled. To fix the issue, follow the steps in Troubleshooting.
Erratum - added June 25, 2024: Following an Automation Suite on AKS installation or upgrade, the backup setup does not work because of a failure to connect to Azure Government. You can fix the issue by taking the steps described in Automation Suite on EKS/AKS troubleshooting.
We recommend that you regularly check the deprecation timeline for any updates regarding features that will be deprecated and removed.
To find out what has changed on each Automation Suite product, visit the following links.
If the product is greyed out, this new Automation Suite version does not bring any changes to it.
| DISCOVER | BUILD | MANAGE | ENGAGE |
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| AI Center 2023.10.3 | Action Center 2023.10.3 | ||
| Task Mining 2023.10.3 | AI Computer Vision 2023.10.2 | Insights 2023.10.3 | Apps 2023.10.3 |
| Document Understanding 2023.10.3 | Orchestrator 2023.10.4 | ||
| Test Manager 2023.10.3 | |||
For the Kubernetes versions that each Automation Suite version supports, see Kubernetes compatibility.
This Automation Suite release bundles the following internal components:
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Component |
Version |
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Istio | 1.20.3 |
| ArgoCD | v2.7.7 |
| Prometheus | v2.42.0 |
| Grafana | 10.4.0 |
| Fluentd & Fluent-bit |
logging-operator : 4.2.1 logging-operator-logging : 4.2.1 |
| Gatekeeper | 3.12.0 |
| Cert-Manager | v1.12.3 |
| Velero | 3.1.6 |
The migration tool version you need depends on the standalone products you plan to migrate and the targeted Automation Suite version. For more details, see Migration compatibility matrix.
For instructions on migrating a standalone product to the current version of Automation Suite, see Full migration.
- Support for migrating standalone Insights to Automation Suite
- Simplified migration to Automation Suite
- Support for Bottlerocket
- Updated Kubernetes version support
- Deprecating license activation from the host portal
- Bug fixes
- Known issues
- Temporary network policies not getting cleaned up after health check
- Unnecessary ListBucket API prerequisite check fails for external objectstore
- Installation fails when Velero is enabled
- The backup setup does not work due to a failure to connect to Azure Government
- Deprecation timeline
- Bundling details
- Product versions
- Internal third-party component versions
- Migration tool version
