It’s more like emulator through which you can test your workflow by running UiRobot. This will give an understanding how it’s going to run in actual scenario.
Yes, you can run your workflows in machine B with robot only. For that, you need to build your package and move it to Orchestrator. Connect your robot from machine B to that Orchestrator and run the process through Orchestrator on Machine B.
Yes, you can connect the robot in machine C. Please refer to steps explained in point 2.
In Attended, user will trigger the process manually and in unattended, it’ll triggered thrpugh Orchestrator.
It depends upon your process and data. If you’re receiving lot of data to process and in less amount of time, then you have to add more machines and same no. of robots in each machine. Connect each machine robot to Orchestrator and then trigger it in all machines at once or with the customized way.
Here I created Robot as unattended , while running the jobI chose the my robot then start the job. But My job is not running automatically, I came out and run the Process manually . how can this justify the Unattended robot definition.
If it’s not running through Orchestrator, then there must be some connection issue. In reallife projects, it’ll get triggered from Orchestrator and running in desired machine. That’s we call it as Unattended robot.
As you’ve explained, you ran the process manually, thats Attended robot. I suggest please look into the mapping of robot to orchestrator whether it’s getting connected properly or not.