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Can anyone describe me what are feeds in orchestrator? I was publishing a library and in deployment settings I found Tenant feed and Host feed. What are those feeds? any video tutorial will also be helpful.

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@rpa_user3

  1. Tenant Feed:
  • A Tenant Feed is a feed that is specific to a particular tenant in UiPath Orchestrator.
  • Each tenant in Orchestrator can have its own set of packages hosted in its Tenant Feed.
  • Tenant Feeds are useful in multi-tenant environments where different tenants may have different automation requirements and package versions.
  • When you publish a package from UiPath Studio to Orchestrator, you can choose to publish it to the Tenant Feed of a specific tenant.
  1. Host Feed:
  • A Host Feed is a feed that is shared across all tenants in UiPath Orchestrator.
  • Packages published to the Host Feed are available to all tenants in the Orchestrator instance.
  • Host Feeds are useful when you have packages that are commonly used across multiple tenants and don’t require tenant-specific versions.
  • Packages published to the Host Feed can be accessed and deployed by any tenant in the Orchestrator environment.

When you are deploying a library in UiPath Orchestrator, you have the option to choose the feed from which the library will be consumed. Depending on your deployment requirements, you can select either the Tenant Feed or the Host Feed:

  • Tenant Feed: If you want the library to be specific to a particular tenant, choose the Tenant Feed. This way, the library will only be available to that tenant and not visible to other tenants in the Orchestrator instance.
  • Host Feed: If you want the library to be accessible by all tenants in the Orchestrator environment, choose the Host Feed. This way, the library can be used by any tenant in the Orchestrator instance.
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Hope it helps!!

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Hi @rpa_user3

There are two main types of feeds in UiPath Orchestrator:

  1. Tenant Feed: The Tenant feed is specific to a particular Orchestrator tenant. Each tenant in Orchestrator can have its own feed. Packages published to the Tenant feed are accessible only within that particular tenant and can be used by Robots within the same tenant.
  2. Host Feed: The Host feed is global and accessible across all tenants within the Orchestrator instance. Packages published to the Host feed are available for all tenants and can be used by Robots in any tenant.

When you publish a library (a reusable component) from UiPath Studio to Orchestrator, you have the option to choose the feed where the library will be published. By default, the library is published to the Tenant feed of the Orchestrator tenant you are connected to. However, you can select the Host feed if you want the library to be available across all tenants. Using feeds allows you to manage the distribution and versioning of automation packages efficiently. It enables you to maintain a centralized repository for all your automation assets and makes it easy to share and reuse components across different projects and teams.

Hope it helps!!

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Hi @rpa_user3

In UiPath Orchestrator, feeds are repositories used for managing packages and libraries that can be shared across different processes, machines, or tenants. Feeds help to centralize the distribution and versioning of packages, making it easier to manage and deploy automation assets in large-scale enterprise environments.

There are two types of feeds in UiPath Orchestrator:

  1. Tenant Feed:
  • The Tenant Feed is specific to a particular tenant in UiPath Orchestrator. Each tenant can have its own feed for packages and libraries.
  • Packages published to the Tenant Feed are available only within the scope of that tenant. Other tenants cannot access or use these packages.
  • This type of feed is useful for isolating and organizing packages for specific projects or teams within a single Orchestrator instance.
  1. Host Feed:
  • The Host Feed is a global feed that is shared across all tenants in UiPath Orchestrator. Packages published to the Host Feed are available to all tenants.
  • This type of feed is beneficial when you want to share common packages and libraries across multiple tenants or when you want to ensure consistency and reuse across the entire Orchestrator instance.

When you publish a library in UiPath Studio, you can select the appropriate feed in the deployment settings to specify where the package will be published. By default, the library is published to the Orchestrator’s Host Feed. However, you have the option to select the Tenant Feed if you want the library to be available only within the scope of a specific tenant.

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Hi @rpa_user3

Welcome to Community!!

Please go through this video

Regards,

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@vrdabberu Thanks a lot.

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Hi @rpa_user3

If you find the solution please do mark as solution to close the loop.

happy Automation!!

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got it. thanks a lot

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@pravallikapaluri Thanks

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@lrtetala Thanks for the help

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