We are using standalone licenses for robots (not from orchestrator)[ We are in progress with our implementation of Orchestrator.] For us how doe we use Computer vision as it requires API key. From where we will get the API key?
hey @rahulraj987
check this
Regards!
We are using that as of now. So this is the API key in the trial version of the orchestrator. right? Can I use this for my production since this is for the trial(community) version of the orchestrator. Will this be reliable enough to use for my production runs?
yes buddy, you can get a lot of information here as well
Keep in mind that we limit the amount of data that can be processed every minute by our Computer Vision servers. The limit depends on your Cloud Platform plan and is measured in megapixels/minute:
- For the Community plan, the limit is 30 Mp/min , roughly equivalent to 15 fullHD images/min.
- For the Enterprise plan, the limit is 240 Mp/min , roughly equivalent to 120 fullHD images/min.
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Thanks, mate. Also if we are going to have an on-premise orchestrator(production -enterprise) in near future, Where can I find the API key? (Am yet to go through the link you provided. Sorry for that)
Thanks. So we will have to move our standalone license to the orchestrator server? I am a lil confused with the license management if we are using a standalone license( This licenses wont be available in cloud platform portal)
i think you don’t need to do that, API key will work anyways
The community one?
How do we access the UiPath cloud automation portal for an enterprise orchestrator version? I believe that we can copy/generate the CV API key only from the cloud automation portal. I am able to access the same for my CE but for enterprise version, i dont know how to go to the same portal. Please help.
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