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Democratizing RPA with Power Automate Desktop

You're reading from   Democratizing RPA with Power Automate Desktop Boost your productivity by implementing best practices for automating repetitive desktop processes

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803245942
Length 308 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Peter Krause Peter Krause
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: Getting Started with Power Automate Desktop 2. Chapter 2: Using Power Automate Desktop and Creating Our First Flow FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Editing and Debugging UI Flows 4. Chapter 4: Basic Structure Elements and Flow Control 5. Chapter 5: Variables, UI Elements, and Images 6. Chapter 6: Actions for UI Automation 7. Chapter 7: Automate Your Desktop and Workstation 8. Chapter 8: Automating Standard Business Applications 9. Chapter 9: Leveraging Cloud Services and Power Platform 10. Chapter 10: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence 11. Chapter 11: Working with APIs and Services 12. Chapter 12: PAD Enterprise Best Practices 13. Index 14. Other Books You May Enjoy

Working with IaaS offerings (Azure/AWS)

If we go through the list of PAD actions, we will also come across Azure and AWS. Therefore, PAD addresses the two largest providers of so-called IaaS providers, namely AWS and Microsoft Azure. Although both providers have other offerings for cloud services (Platform-as-a-Service and Software-as-a-Service), we can only use a limited area of the cloud offering with the actions available here, namely for controlling virtual machines and storage. The backgrounds for the use of VMs are manifold:

  • With PAD, we automate those applications that can only run on a local machine and do not provide any interfaces to the outside. However, this application does not necessarily have to run on the machine where PAD is also executed. As shown in the previous chapters, we can also use Remote Desktop to access other machines and control applications installed there.
  • A VM can be set up in such a way that a certain operating system or special components...
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