BrianaB
(Briana Burton)
March 24, 2025, 11:47pm
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Hello, I have a problem with a very time sensitive automation. Its a background process within the properties of the automation. There is no UI activity. The problem is sometimes I have another processes running on a server, but I need the background process to run at the same time because it is time sensitive.
My understanding is that background processes CAN run at the same time as others, as long as its a background process, but the problem is that it will still wait/pending until the job before it is complete before running.
Question: how do I make sure a background process ALWAYS runs? Does it need to run as NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE for it to always execute, and if so, how to i always force it to use that host identity?
arivu96
(Arivazhagan A)
March 25, 2025, 1:48am
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Hi @BrianaB ,
If another process is running at the same time bot will wait to complete the process
BUT
Enable High-Density Robots (Multi-Robot Execution)
If running multiple automations on the same machine, enable high-density robots:
Go to Orchestrator → Tenant → Settings.
Enable High-Density Robots.
Configure multiple user sessions (RDP users) on the machine.
Regards,
Arivu
@BrianaB
You can run multiple backgroung process along with one foreground process only if you are running in attended mode
If you are running unattended - Multiple license needs to be allocated to the machine
For more details, Refer: Robot - Background automations
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Hi @BrianaB
Ensure the background process runs on a modern folder with unattended robots enabled.
Set the process to run under NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE by configuring it in Orchestrator > Robot Settings .
Enable “Run in Parallel” for unattended robots in Orchestrator > Tenant > Settings .
Use a dedicated unattended bot to ensure it always runs without waiting for other jobs.
Check below thread,
. I am reaching out to request assistance in locating information related to the simultaneous execution of background processes in UiPath.
While studying on the de Academy platform some time ago, I remember a course discussing runtimes and explaining the following concept:
“A runtime is the combination of machine, robot, and user. Each runtime is capable of executing up to 5 processes in the background simultaneously, but only 1 process in the foreground at a time.”
Recently, the UiPath cours…
BrianaB:
My understanding is that background processes CAN run at the same time as others, as long as its a background process, but the problem is that it will still wait/pending until the job before it is complete before running.
This is true on Attended license only. With Unattended license, you will have to assign additional license to run the bot.
BrianaB
(Briana Burton)
March 25, 2025, 1:44pm
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arivu96:
High-Density Robots.
Hello, there is no setting for High-Density Robots under Tenant → Settings
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