- Getting Started
- About this guide
- Requirements
- Best Practices
- Installation
- Updating
- Identity Server
- High Availability Add-on
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About this guide
Th Orchestrator installation guide offers instructions on how to install, upgrade, configure, and troubleshoot standalone Orchestrator and Identity Server . It describes the infrastructure and architecture of these products and provides guidance on how to get them up and running.
This guide addresses system administrators with technical knowledge and expertise.
This guide documents strictly standalone products. Standalone products are those that fall into one of the following categories:
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Individual products deployed on-premises via a dedicated installer or script, e.g., Orchestrator installed using the UiPathOrchestrator.msi.
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Individual products deployed in the cloud and managed by an IaaS or PaaS service provider, e.g. Orchestrator deployed in AWS.
The Installation and Upgrade guide does not cover aspects related to:
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UiPath web products available as part of Automation Suite, which is our Kubernetes-based platform that provides a centralized way of installing and managing products. These products are documented in the Automation Suite guide.
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UiPath web products available as part of Automation Cloud, which is our SaaS delivery model. For this, refer to the Automation Cloud guide.
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How to actually use each product via the UI. For this, refer to each individual product guide. For instance, if you want to know what are the prerequisites for installing Orchestrator, you should see the installation guide, but if you want to know how to manage queues, you should refer to the Orchestrator guide.