Table of Contents
- Overview
- Glossary
- Installation
- Scenario Steps
- Advanced
- Application
- Screen Data
- Verification
- Clipboard
- Comparison
- Culture
- Data Source
- Date Time
- Driver
- Excel
- FTP
- File
- Flow Control
- Folder
- Format and Conversion
- Keyboard
- Loops
- Math
- Random
- Regex
- Screen
- System
- Text
- User Interface
- Windows Account Information
- Expression Development
- Embedded Development Environment
- Voodoo Connect
- Cross-Browser Scripting (CBS)
- Chrome Extension
- Firefox Extension
- Notification Center
- Unified Console
- Wrapper Libraries
- Database
- Troubleshooting
- 3rd Party Tool
Voodoo RPA Health Notification Service
What is Health Notification Service?
In Robotic Process Automation Projects, the health information of the platforms on which robots and other units work is of great importance for the continuity of the processes.
RPA Health Services is an important robotic process automation sub-component that performs various health scans on the server/computer where the robot is running, and informs the authorities of problems or bottlenecks that may occur or pro-actively occur with these units.
For example; Examples of such cases are cases where the user sets the threshold size on the robot server, whether there is enough memory on the hard disk or if the robot is running on the system it is running, which may prevent a session crash/Remote Desktop Connection disconnection.
Parameters of Health Notification Service
p>When installed by default, in the hard disk “params.php file containing the relevant settings “C:\ProgramFiles\VOODOOUC\www\config\” that you can access it under the file path.
For the use of the Health Notification Service, you can check whether the robots are active in the Administration –> Robot Settings section of the Unified Console.
If your robots, as Orchestrator, are active in the Robot Settings section of the Unified Console, but you still cannot get a response from the Health Notification Service, reference them in ‘excludedBots’ in parameter definitions. Check the Bot IDs shown as
Parameter Definitions
The “parameters” of the Health Notification service, along with their names and definitions, are given in the table below.
Parametre Adı | Açıklamalar |
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‘hnStatus’ |
This is the parameter that you can turn the Health Notification Service on or off. On => 1 |
‘excludedBots’ | You can specify the robot that you do not want to receive Health Notice under this constant as a parameter.
For example; [‘BotT’,’Bot1′] etc. |
‘hnCheckFrequencyCronExpression’ | This is the parameter where you can set how long the Health Notification Service will send notifications as a time zone.
Note: It works synchronously with the CRON Service. Parameters should be given in CRON Rules. For example; ’13 * * * *’ In the above example, CRON Service will send notification service at 13 minutes of every hour. For more information with CRON Expressions “Here” you can get help. |
‘discFSTHB’ | Memory parameter of the Robot Machine.
Default: 30GB. When this memory of the robot machine falls below 30GB, the Health Notification Service is activated. |
‘discFSTHU’ | Memory parameter of Unified Console Machine.
Default: 50GB. When this memory of Unified Console falls below 50GB, Health Notification Service is activated. |
‘hnMailTemplate’> | E-Mail is the parameter that references the template content.
Note: It is recommended that you do not change this setting. |
‘hnTo’ | Health Notification Service is the parameter that gives a reference to which E-Mail address to make the notification.
Default Value: “null“. |
‘hnCc’ | When the Health Notification Service makes its notification by e-mail, it is the parameter in the CC(Carbon Copy) field that gives a reference to which e-mail addresses will be informed.
Default Value: “null“. |
‘hnSubject’ | Health Notification Service is the parameter that is referenced as a subject when notifying via E-Mail.
Default Value: “‘Voodoo Robot Field Health Alert!’” |