ATA02 Exam Dumps - Blue Prism Technical Architect Questions and Answers

There are no conditions, only one Runtime Resource can be set to listen per Windows session.

Each Runtime Resource must listen on a different port and the processes which run on the device must not impact other processes on the same device.

Each Runtime Resource must listen on the same port and the processes which run on the device must not impact other processes on the same device.

Each Runtime Resource must listen on a different port.

By default the connection is native TCP and not encrypted

The runtime resource can be configured to use certificate-based encryption for all inbound communication

The login agent will automatically use a certificate if the runtime resource is configured to use one

The connection will be established via .NET remoting and will be encrypted as long as the “Use Secure Connections” flag is set

A central setting within Blue Prism can be used to prevent all associated Runtime Resources from accepting any instructional communications which are not encrypted.

Providing high availability for the Runtime Resource will guarantee the SLAs for a business process.

External Load balancing solutions may be used to direct connections from a runtime resource to an appropriate application server.

DNS round robin with a low Time to live (TTL) setting may be employed as a simple mechanism for distributing connections between multiple application servers.

Set each Runtime Resource to point to at least 2 application servers in its configuration file.

RDP is recommended as the default tool for remoting, as it is built into all Windows Operating systems

RDP is not suitable for remoting of production runtime resources, as it is an intrusive technology and may interfere with “in flight” process execution

Consideration should be given to the security of the remoting tool and whether it can be integrated with SSO

Remote Access to runtime resources should be limited to restrict access and visibility to data that may be used within a process

Whether the different environments will be accessing the same processes

Whether there are any security related reasons to segregate services on to separate devices

Whether it is acceptable for product updates to be applied to all environments simultaneously

It is not possible to host multiple Application Server services on a single device

An underlying disk subsystem which hosts many virtual devices can be a performance bottleneck.

Often shared hardware is over-allocated resulting in less than expected available capacity (e.g. 2 vCPUs may equate to 0.1 physical cores)

It is important to validate the actual performance of the Runtime Resources when operating on shared hardware

The performance of the Runtime Resource can impact processing throughput

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