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CONSTANTIN NASTASE: In this video,
I'm going to present the Amazon Workspaces
package that can be found on the UiPath official feed.
This package contains a set of activities
that help you create and manage Amazon WorkSpaces.
There's an idea that I'm going to present
is provisioning an Amazon Workspace for a user
as part of the onboarding process.
The first activity that we are going to use
is the Amazon WorkSpaces scope.
That is an activity that will let
you connect to an Amazon instance
and will provide the scope for the rest of the activity.
There are two ways of connecting to the Amazon instance, one
using access keys and the other one using IM role.
I have retrieved the access keys from the Amazon Management
Console and inputted them as parameters for this activity.
Then next input I have set is the region.
Please keep in mind that not all the regions
are available for Amazon WorkSpaces.
So you need to select the supported region.
The next step is preparing data table
that we are going to use in order to create
tags for our Workspace.
The data table has to have exactly two columns, both
of type string, and we are going to create in this case
two tags, one created by that will have
the static value of the owner of the workspace,
while the other tag will be a dynamic one with a creation
date in which we set today's date.
Then for actually creating the workspace,
we are going to use the create workspace activity that
has a set of parameters.
There are the execution options, where
using the wait for completion flag
you can select if you want to wait
for the workspace provisioning to finish or not.
In our case, I selected the false,
because the provisioning of the workspace
can take more than 10-20 minutes.
Next, you are going to select the bundle ID.
In order to do this, you will need to go in the console
and you are going to select the bundle
that best meets your needs.
There are more than 40 public bundles,
and you can also have custom ones.
The next thing you want to select is the directory.
So you have to go back in the console,
and select the directory, in which
the user for whom you want to provision the workspace is.
And later, you will need also to provide the user name.
In our case, it's constantin demo.
Then there are some additional properties.
You can select the compute type from the seven
available values.
Then you can select a running mode.
Always on auto stop.
You will select always on in case
you want the workspace to act like a server,
and if you select auto stop, the workspace will automatically
stop after the user disconnects, and you
will be able to select the time out for this action,
meaning that, after 60 minutes, the workspace will
stop automatically.
Here, you can input just multiple of 60.
Then the next property is the tag.
Here, you would input the data table
that you have created already.
The last set of parameters is regarding storage.
You can select the router the volume size and the user volume
side both in gigabytes.
And on top of that, you can also encrypt them
and provide an encryption key.
After running the workflow, a new workspace
will appear in our WorkSpaces list instead of spending.
And once this Workspace will become available,
an email will be sent to the user, including connection
details to the workspace and how to download and install
the workspace client.
Moreover, the workspace details will be available here,
and as you can see, also the tags that we have created
can be visualized down here.
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