- Getting started
 - Understanding UiPath Robot
 - Installation requirements
 - Installing robots for unattended automations
 - Configuring robots for unattended automations
- Deploying unattended automations
 - Connecting robots for unattended automations to Orchestrator
 - Setting up Windows Server for High-Density Robots
 - Redirecting robots through a proxy server
 - Implementing authentication with credential providers
 - Setting up package folders and network paths
 - Configuring activity feeds
 
 - Installing robots for attended automations
 - Configuring robots for attended automations
 - Integrations
 - Governance
 - Troubleshooting
 

Robot admin guide
Deploying Service Mode Robots on AWS infrastructure allows you to run unattended automations on Amazon EC2 instances.
The following deployment option is available:
Azure Marketplace deployments allow you to deploy UiPath solutions directly from the Azure portal.
Deploying through Azure Marketplace creates a modern folder in Orchestrator. This folder comes with assigned user accounts and machine templates. The solution structure has the following naming:
- Folder: 
AzureDeployed - 
                        User account (one for each deployed robot):
Azure-<VM Name>-<RandomString> - 
                        Robot account (for each user):
<VM Name>\<Machine Admin Username> - Machine template (one for each deployed robot): 
AzureTemplate-<VMName> 
The Azure Portal wizard allows you to deploy one or more Robots. It uses a Windows Virtual Machine, which runs scripts to configure the Robot and connect it to Orchestrator. The machine, together with a Network Interface Card and a separate storage account, is deployed within a virtual network.
To deploy robots using the Azure Portal wizard:
The GCP Marketplace UiPath Robot deployment is a solution that enables UiPath and GCP customers to deploy the Robot through the GCP marketplace.